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the mask of mason, the man the myth
by Deborah Richards → (All Poetry by Deborah Richards)
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Canvas of words that penetrates through him like the vocal of his pen,

He astounds you with the sophistication of his write from long ago and now,

To assist you his honor, as for he is the one that bows down, which is the success of his write, a gift,

The memoir of a man

Mason the man the myth

Quiet man, that roars with thought,

A story to tell, a message to give that comes from within,

In the distance his journey is spelled out, constantly does it ring?

Dangled years of his life on display, his truth is his heart; consideration is unmasked by his closer,

On a mountain peak his story spills, typing in motion, to give us something to understand, a fiddler he is,

Mason the man the myth


A unheard prowler, that moves like a cougar with force, of consciousness that explains it to us all, by a read,

Like A gospel song that feels us with tears and sincerity,

Amazement, of constant circumstance,

His poetry leaves us thinking, wondering, waiting for more,

Mason the man the myth









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 Reviews of "the mask of mason, the man the myth"
Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on September 11, 2004
nice tibute to a cool poet ...

Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on September 7, 2004
Very nice. I love the "quiet man, that roars with thought" line. Great job.

Reviewed by Al Swanson (Reader)
Reviewed on September 7, 2004
Nice Deb,

I'll have to attest to the fact that he's a darn nice guy, and a guy who can write in many different genre's as well, he is simply great who gives what he has, (by the way Jeff thanks for mentioning my name smile)

Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)
Reviewed on September 7, 2004
This is a beautiful tribute to a wonderful man and poet.

Reviewed by Jeff Mason
Reviewed on September 6, 2004
Well, Deborah, thanks again for a wonderful tribute. Just remember, I cannot be successful at writing, without proper inspiration, and people like you, Al Swanson, Dani, Dana, La Belle, Joseph Armstead - and so many more, are AMAZING inspirations to me! Thank you, Deborah, for being a light unto me, and for another wonderful tribute! -- Jeff


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