Saraphina• Show poetry

• Last seen on Oct 13 1:30 PM. Member since February 3, 2005.
• I'm a obsidian idea poet for 587 comments.
• My mood is , and quote is "Sometimes "****" is the only word that will do.".
• I am a 29 year old girl (United States)
• When I'm not writing, I'm a college professor.
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• I have 587 comments, 7 contests, 1 addline, 97 poems, 1 story

My Poetry

• [ Looking out to sea ]

  10 lines, 2 comments, August 16, 2007
• Clutching Innocence

  I clutch your childhood close
  and breathe you in

  10 lines, 2 comments, August 1, 2007. In Life
• The moment we almost kissed

  15 lines, 3 comments, August 1, 2007. In Love
• things in reflection

  weren't really there in the first place / like a scar I can't account for / on a phantom limb / cold water dances / on warm skin / lost in an hour / that we never shared / and I miss what / I never h

  15 lines, 4 comments, June 6, 2007. In angst

My Stories

• Midnight Encounter

  802 lines, 17 comments, April 9, 2005. In <200 lines, Adult

Guest Book

• Arthuris on August 2, 2006

  Also, I was hoping that the poem would honor you, an excellent teacher and friend.
• Arthuris on August 2, 2006

  Thank you for the award, and I'm pleased that the piece may honor the memory of your friend Ginger. I haven't checked back here in a while because of school schedule demands, so I just found out about it and read your message.
  I have read your kind words about this Ginger girl many times. I think I even took at look at the linked site before. But this gave me opportunity to look closer and attempt to see who she was. So, also, thank you for that opportunity. I'm sorry now that it took a contest to inspire the attention.
  And as a bonus, I wrote a very touching piece that would never have come from me alone. It's not about me, and I don't know where the "story" of it sprang from. But I surely would not have crafted it so without careful time spend with words of your departed friend. So, for my part, you can say that you have spread what goodness she brought to you, and you have brought some more life to her memory.
• Saraphina on July 26, 2005

  Kite Runner is currently my favorite because it is so very real and explores cultural differences in a very intriquing way. Thanks for you comment
• apatisk on July 26, 2005

  hello there,
  i entered your 4s contest a few days ago, and on a whim visited your authors page. Very interesting background, by the way. I've looked through a good deal of your poetry- you have an intriguing style, one I haven't come across before, that I enjoy immensely. I'm not surprised to see something unusual from someone whos favorite book is kite runner- Excellent, haunting novel, but a strange choice for a favorite...
  anyway, i'm rambling. ignore me.
  peace,
  myno

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