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An Author's Soul
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A little information regarding the character of any author.

 

 
An Author’s Soul
 
 
There is a deep compassion with an author’s soul,
that reflects no boundaries of the young and the old.
It is obvious in their character there is a tender side,
of this emotional being that is on life’s ride.
An author is often thought of as an unknown friend.
A person who often believes life has no end.
A spirit that will flourish beyond the skin,
when a soul has a passion deep within.
A legacy will remain when the body is at rest,
because an intimate heart shared their very best.
 
 
 
 
Copy rights to Cynthia L. Thibodeau
South Paris, Maine

©March 24, 2008

 

 

 
  

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 Reviews of "An Author's Soul"
Reviewed on February 21, 2009
YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!
WE seem to step into another's shoes
and feel the passionate spirit of their experiences
as we write to express it!
Immortal - I do believe we somehow become!
TENDER SIDE as you say, I beleive is "COMPASSION for Others" and the Passion we need to express and believe it!
This poem is built lovingly and truthfully! and with great intensity!
I enjoyed!
You know what Cynth - It's not easy for "many" to pour their hearts out, (open visible like upon a sleeve) many don't trust enough to say their true feelings! Afraid of what others will say or feel, or believe. It's sad (in a way) we must be REAL, for others to connect! That is why I feel UNITY is the Key, to what we all need! Sorry to ramble on...

Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on June 7, 2008
This is very beautiful.I can relate to this poem a lot and so does everyone else who is an author.You know something,life is like a book and we are the authors of it :-)

Edwin

Reviewed by Barbara Smith
Reviewed on June 1, 2008
Cynthia, I found your poem to be inspiring...words "we" writers write for others to read allows its readers to see the heart and soul of the write. I enjoyed this.


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