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Fill My Eyes, a novel
by Terry D. Robertson → (All Poetry by Terry D. Robertson)
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I could not obtain copyright releases for the song lyrics I was using for each chapter. I had to make up my own poetry to fit the mood of each written chapter. Here is the title poem


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Fill my eyes

Fill my eyes with tears

And of simple dreams yet untold

The sweet lullabies of forgetfulness yet to unfold

Fill my eyes before the fear of reality takes hold

                             Terry D. Robertson

 

 

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 Reviews of "Fill My Eyes, a novel"
Reviewed by Linda Torrence (Reader)
Reviewed on November 4, 2008
I like the way that you put your poetry before each chapter of your book, "Fill My Eyes." It's a small teaser to what lies ahead. This poem makes you want to put your arms around this child in your arms and not let go.
Linda

Reviewed by Terry Robertson
Reviewed on September 14, 2008
This novel I hope, will reach all parents, particularly the young. The topic is timely. This is a cautionary tale. Once, children played outside with friends, made up games and played until they dropped or were called inside at night--and they usually pitched a fit. This tradition has been replaced with technology. Watch your children, monitor their computer activity, us parental locks on cable/dish programs, and discourage mature video games. We live in a 2 parent working society. This is no reason to become lax, but ever vigilant to avoid the headlines we see today "Columbine", "Omaha" and other mass youth induced murders.


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