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A special memorial to our poets who are gone but not forgotten

Gone But Not Forgotten

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Over the years since Kevin started AllPoetry, many remarkable people have passed through its doors. In the greater scheme of things the time we spend here is but a wink of an eye. However, in that very short time there have been people who have touched our hearts and minds with their words, love and fond memories.  
While some of us knew them well and others only in passing we were all truly blessed to have spent a moment in time among their words.

Below are the links to some of the poets who have graced the pages of AllPoetry, leaving their final words for us to ponder. We hope that within these pages you will find something to brighten your day, heal your soul or just make you smile. Come, spend a few moments with some lost but not forgotten friends.


Dee Garner & Pat Williams

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Always Near

I knew the day would come
When I’d have to say goodbye
I knew that it would hurt
And I knew that I would cry

But I truly didn’t know
How deep the pain would be
How lost I would feel
Once God set you free

I always knew you would leave
And our time would be too brief
But when that time finally came
I was enveloped in my grief

I look around me now
Waiting for you to appear
But somewhere deep inside
I know you’re always near

By P.M.Williams
© 2006

 

 

Those we love don't go away...

they walk beside us everyday

 

author unknown

 


~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~

 

 

 

 

Soulwarrior

 

Vicki Santana

March, 12, 2003 

May You Be

Someone to talk too,
Someone to share,
Someone to help you through the bad times,
Someone to care,    
www.allpoetry.com/poem/80980 
 

~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~ 



 


repomen79

 

Patric Paterson

December 28, 1954-April 29, 2004

Tell Her

When tender tears, like autumn rains,
Turn sunny skies to grey.
Please tell her that my love remains,
T'will ever be that way.
If fate by fortune find forlorn,
The angel that I know.
And bring her precious heart to mourn,
Tell her I love her so. 


www.allpoetry.com/poem/124238


~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~  

  
                         



dittysri

 

Robert Jean Ruff

August 19, 2004   

Missing your smiles

Smiles, as though we shared a secret joke
That only we knew
Smiles across the room, as tho’ we spoke
A loving word or two
Smiles when my actions were pleasing
Wish there’d been more  


www.allpoetry.com/poem/653293 

~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~



  
Del Warren Livingston

 

Del Warren Livingston
August 09, 1944 - September 12, 2005

Two High Coo(Haiku)

on the mountaintop
above treelines and street lights
eagles are hatching

five little hatchlings
the parents make it seven
five reasons two coo 


www.allpoetry.com/poem/1500063


~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~

 

 



  tracyseelynn


 Tracy Lynn Richardson
January 20, 1976 - August 25, 2002

Hand Of A Friend

You understand my heart,
You know me inside and out
You listen to my non-sense
You know what I'm all about
I can not lie to you
I can not keep things hidden
But I know when I make mistakes
I'll always be forgiven


www.allpoetry.com/poem/37778


~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~


 
wordlover

 

Stuart van Hoozer

February 3, 2006

Follow Me

Follow me, he said;
But I had just awakened
And there were morning chores to do
And nothing to gain by following --

Yet in the tone of his voice
An unspoken promise.  


www.allpoetry.com/poem/1157026

~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~

 




In Memory of Toni 


Toni Howard
March 11, 1951-July 28, 2002

My Daughters

Daughters are a special gift
the best gift given to me
I have the two most precious girls
that you could ever see 


  www.allpoetry.com/poem/86169

 

~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~

 



 

MarkusKaiMarellus


Rene' Almadovar Jr. 

May 5, 1984 -June 14, 2006   

My Dream   

  i am the darkness
the silence
the lover
the spirit
the dreamer
but loneliness
is all i see


http://allpoetry.com/poem/1981033


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saffireskye

 

Danielle A Scott

March 5, 1992 - August 15, 2006

 

rain


i love the sweet
pitter patter
rain
falling from the heavens makes
while you're outside alone
dancing
like no one is watching

 

www.allpoetry.com/poem/1807129

 

 

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Kourtney Ray Butler
March 29, 1989 - April 19, 2006
As You Fall Away
The truth is close.
Distance is near.
Darkness is light.
As you fall away.
~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~

 


 

Molly_Densmore
July 18, 1963 - November 4, 2006
Dreams Under The Willow
Under the clouds I’m transported to your close embrace
Hidden from the world caged under the hanging willow
Secluded from anything that may distract me from your side
Branches sway with gracing winds on leaves twirling low.

 

 

~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~

 

                     

 Timothy A. Johnson
September 15, 1965-December 28, 2006
I’m reaching from an ocean 
as I hear the thunder of the drums
one upon the other
I am overcome and I hear your silent kiss
and I wait for the petal that will brush across my face 
~¤§¤~~¤§¤~~¤§¤~

 

 

Allison J. Scott
August4, 1989 - January 5, 2007

All that I’ve Got

 

Now that you’re in my life
There’s nothing else
Never am I lonely
Because you’re all that I’ve got
And I can’t let it go

www.allpoetry.com/poem/2133873

 

 

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mjseattle

 

 Mark Jaworski

December 25, 1952 - December 30, 2006

North Star

It was like watching a shooting star enter

the atmosphere --- the

flash and streak of
light, the intense heat.

http://allpoetry.com/poem/2186438


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Dee Anne Blades
July 6, 1947-June 28, 2007
The Way You Are Tonight
Send the call and light the lights
Magic is so strong tonight
Make a place where we can be
Together for eternity
~*~*~*~*~*~ 
Sharon Gail Adair 
April 24, 1944-June6, 2006

Heaven's Love

Between somewhere where you are
And somewhere where you're going
You will think of me
And know you have been loved

 

http://allpoetry.com/poem/show/798645 

 

 

~*~*~*~*~*~

 

 


Victoria Lin Cunningham
April 1, 1959 to December 31, 2007 
The Candle Dances
in my mind’s eye
I see the flame
the way it dances
the way it flickers
the brilliant orange
and white
colors

 

http://allpoetry.com/poem/4166277

 

~*~*~*~*~*~

 

 

 

 

 MyHeartsAnOpenBook

 

Marcus Benjamin Young

February 14, 1990 – January 4, 2008  

Four Seasons of Love 

when the snow melts and the flowers bloom
remember I am being reborn too
it's the time for life to start
this is our new path
we are new people

 

http://allpoetry.com/poem/3779020

 

~*~*~*~*~*~

 


 

A special thanks to all who take the time to leave a comment and we hope you will also stop by the pages of these wonderful writers.
We'll be adding to this as necessary, and if you know of an allpoetry poet we may have missed, please let us know.

 

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  • dustookie2 gold member
    November 27
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    We are one held within the words and we form special friendships along the path as we weave and tread upon life's road. To be held in memory after the sun has past across the sky again by words from pens once held. We should do more to remember and not forget although those closest will always have the thread of memory forever in their heart. A pleasure to read and a great mark of respect for those who go before us.

  • AlyssaLies
    November 8
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    I think this is such a beautiful thing I am sure Marc is Honoured to be on this list I am deeply touched to see his name here. Id also like to thank you for your support
    ~Alys~

  • Magikal Fairy Girl silver member
    October 25
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    good!!!!! this is a great way to show it!

  • summer51
    October 22
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    What a great place to be... !

    I was so impressed and touched by the way you good people do this kind of "Never Forgotten Mementos" of those who have gone (passed away?) and good poets/writers here in AP. Kudos to all of you, especially to you, Ma'am Catz, and others responsible for this kind of tributes/honors to our AP family writers/poets. to all of you and more power to AP!


    summer51

  • rufina caraid silver member
    October 13
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    This list has grown since I was last here. This is such a dignified place to honour these people who are gone but not forgotten. I wonder, do their family and friends away from Allpoetry ever come to see the tributes here? I'd like to think they do. Lovely work Ladies. Von

    • catz Moderators member
      October 13
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      Thanks for visiting again And, yes, I hope their friends and relatives visit, too. I always make sure they have the link whenever I have the info to contact them.
      Sadly, I have more to add when I return from vacation. I hope to have it all caught up by the end of the month.


      Dee

  • angelica silver member
    August 1
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    Dear Dee, Pat and Ann,
    I still love coming back to "Forever yours" to visit and remember our dear departed poets.
    I often visit Patric's and dittysri site and leave messages there. I know they're still with us and read what is written.
    The three of you are doing such a wonderful job here. It's sad to come here and see more names added but I'm happy to know there's a place for others to come and visit them.It a surreal feeling as though I'm walking through a cemetery reading their obits.Thank you my dears for the walk down memory lane.
    Love Joan

  • fathom me
    August 1
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    what a nice sweet wonderful thing to do...



  • AliceinPoetryLand gold member
    July 6
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    I only knew a couple of these poets, but there are so many who have died so young May they Rest In Peace.
    Gaylene

  • Lucian Valcor silver member
    July 4
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    wow I dont even know half of these people the only one I new was markus, they greatest thing poetry has no matter what happens our words will always live on

    Lucian"

  • Cyber Artist Moderators member
    June 8
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    This is a special place, a garden of precious flowers, poets that live on in their words,feelings and emotions.
    Cyber

  • angelica silver member
    May 1
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    Hi Dee and Pat, just dropped by to visit our beloved friends. This is a wonderful site and everyone here will live in our hearts forever.
    Love Joan

  • Driftwood
    January 1
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    What a wonderful tribute to the many writers that have touched so many hearts. I myself would be honored knowing that one day when my time comes to depart, that a link to my pages would be placed here for my friends to read and remember me by. This is a wonderful thing you have done. Great job. Gary

  • Winklings Account gold member
    December 9, 2007
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    This memorial scroll

    is a testament to the value of Allpoetry and to the living souls who dwell here and who remember, in reverence, their departed. As such, this site qualifies as a civilization in itself. The whole
    concept, for me, is very moving: art through poetry; the living; the dead; their memories; their words. Ron.


  • Rythm
    October 8, 2007
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    It is with a heavy heart that I read this list of names, this list of those who have passed on. It just makes one marvel at the frailty of life. I just don't really know what to think, what to say.
  • NeferMaatNetjer silver member
    September 17, 2007
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    The death of a friend, even one you only knew online, is never easy to bear, and yes, it is possible to grieve for someone you never really knew. This just goes to show how much our poetry reaches others, and theirs likewise us. in the end, really, art and writing is the only part of ourselves we truly do leave behind for posterity, and by reading what we write and seeing what we create does anyone have a window into our personalities, living or dead. This is really a beautiful monument to our lost loves on allpoetry.

  • Nam
    September 16, 2007
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    You should fix the second to last one, none of the lines are separated as the rest of the tributes are. It's line-for-line.


    • catz Moderators member
      September 17, 2007
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      Thanks, David... but it wont stay fixed

  • Bon fleur de lys
    September 16, 2007
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    Words cannot describe how this makes me feel. Looking at the beauty of God's creations are close. Amazing? Awesome? Truly blessed? Sadness?
    Beauty? Endless love?

    Hugs and love,
    Petratani

  • dianes
    September 16, 2007
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    Its a beautiful tribute to those who have passed on in life but their words live on and so do their memories...ty for sharing such a wonderful tribute.

  • Miss Faerie Greeters member
    September 16, 2007
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    There are names on here, that I've recognised. And I confess that I'm sitting quietly at work trying not to be broken down... Too young. Too soon. Too sad..

  • Yvette Champ
    September 16, 2007
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    Honourable

    A beautifully presented,honourable accolade to the poets that have gone before us.Surely every poet would wish to be remembered by their creativity and have their spirit lifted that their light still illuminates across time and space.It lifted the heart of the reader to read of this dedication coupled with appreciation.

  • Saint Ecstasy
    September 16, 2007
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    beautifully touching

    Wow. This was amazing. Your words are so wonderfully put together, it should definately be in a book. I can't even tell you how astounding this poem is.

  • Your Messiah
    September 16, 2007
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    Not alot of content on this site makes me cry. I know we see that in every second comment "omg, this is so beautiful, I'm crying." And nine times out of ten, it's a flat out lie. This... tore me to pieces. Especially the kids closer to my age. I'm only 17 and I can't even fathom--... Thank you for doing this. Thank you for giving people a place to go to remember and thank you for allowing me to cry for poets I otherwise wouldn't have heard of. You've done a great thing.

  • crimsondew silver member
    September 16, 2007
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    A very heart touching attempt..Will go through the rest of them soon....

  • kvwriter silver member
    September 16, 2007
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    Ouch!

    Reading these brought tears to my eyes. Many of them I know. One, I didn't know had parted ways. You did such a wonderful job here from tender, loving hearts. They are all special and they are all missed so very much. Many touched my life and left something of themselves behind in my heart, adding to the glow of spirit. This is bitter sweet, but necessary, lest we forget who touched our lives with such tenderness, understanding, grace, and, most of all, LOVE. Goodness! Thank you!--Kel

    • catz Moderators member
      September 16, 2007
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      Hi, Kel... how nice to see you again And thanks for visiting the memorial. I receive so many notes of appreciation on keeping these poets alive through the memorial. and the links to their pages. It truly is rewarding to me

      I have mixed feelings each time I add someone. Sadness that they have passed away and grateful for the opportunity to remember them to all of us.

      We would definitely be remiss if we allowed these fellow poets to just fall by the wayside. Some of them have especially touched my life as I know they did yours as well and so many others of us on here.

      Thank you for your wonderful comment

      love and blessings

      Dee

  • ultimate beluga
    September 15, 2007
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    very beautiful...
    this is the link to Halleluja's page, she tragically passed away recently.

    http://allpoetry.com/halleluja

    she was a beautiful person and definitely deserves to be represented in this column.
    love and peace, beluga
  • DOgTaGz-CDTSGTKayla
    September 15, 2007
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    i didnt know any of these poeple but this was beautyful....you did a very good job on this...thank oyu for giving me the chance to read this and learn about and from these poets.....good job...good luck...and again....thanks

  • ValleyOfEchoes gold member
    September 15, 2007
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    The Poets We miss

    Oh, What a sad but yet beautiful tribute to these so loved poets,some I wondered what happened to,
    now I see,they passed through to a much better world.Thank you for sharing these precious memories through poems.
  • Desert Knave
    September 15, 2007
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    A beautiful and most impressive dedication. I am alsways taken aback by how quickly the poetry community loses valuable members. Nicely done. ~Jim

  • Melodies silver member
    September 15, 2007
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    Can it be?

    What we did and what we said
    is all that's left when we are dead.
    Please drop in and visit me
    while I'm still here for you to see!

    Melodies

  • Adios Muchachos gold member
    September 15, 2007
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    POETRY: A DIVINE ANAMOLY

    I'm not the best of poets...true,
    Though I'd rather be, than see one.

    Inspiration such as this comes all too infrequently.
    You and Pat are to be commended for sharing your thoughtfulness with the rest of us. Brilliant job.

    God Bless them every one!

    John




  • angelica silver member
    September 15, 2007
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    It's wonderful to ba able to come visit our departed friends on "Forever Yours" No matter how long since they left us I'll never forget them.

  • MargaretG silver member
    September 15, 2007
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    It is good to return and view our losses sometimes, and reflect on how much we owe to those whose shoes we attempt to fill. Thank you for this memorial page, their words are a moving testament to their spirit.

  • raggyann
    September 3, 2007
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    this is so wonderful
    what a beautiful tribute
    for all that have passed on

  • SugarCandyKittyKat
    September 3, 2007
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    Gorgeous tribute...they won't be forgotten....

  • abuyi
    September 3, 2007
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    i dont have much to say but it is very sweet and kind of you, god bless these poets
    a very beautiful tribute

  • Dragons Lady
    September 2, 2007
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    A wonderful idea for a tribute. Thank you for sharing. I am sure that it means a lot to everyone. Prayers to all those who have loved ones in the service.

  • Soulful Woman gold member
    September 2, 2007
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    What a wonderful thing to do and to keep updating. Some of these poets I knew and others I did not but they will be treasured by their words.
    Just beautiful.
    Soulful Woman
  • drunk in traditions
    September 2, 2007
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    This is very kind and thoughtful, and though their vessals have left, the beauty in our memories and the birth of their poetry has only just begun.

  • Elrenia
    September 2, 2007
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    It is truly a testament to the power of words that on such a global plain, there are those who are remembered, even through the anonymity of the internet. I know only a very few of the names listed, but it is wonderful that those outside their small community of r-l friends and family will remember them. Thank you for the opportunity, catz.

    rous

  • Ravenblood
    September 2, 2007
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    Peter21

    He wasn't here long but he was still ours.

    http://allpoetry.com/Peter21

  • Mark Rickerby gold member
    September 2, 2007
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    This is just beautiful. There's nothing more important that any of us could do, and you did it. Thank you.

  • Morningstar1948 gold member
    September 1, 2007
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    Catz You are an truly beautiful person on what you wrote about my blood sister

    Tears fall from my eyes as I saw what you done with my blood sister. Dee, DSpiritsong. She was my sister as a twin, not of the same blood of parents. We found each other about 7 years ago. She and I have the same birthday July 6 She was one year older that I. But that didnt mean anything to us. The fact was that god sent us together to learn from each other. We of the tribal people she was the keeper of spirits and I was the Elder and visionary. She saw the same thing I saw. We talk to each other in our spirits and sleep. Never a dull moment with us. The few night before she pass I felt strange so I call her on the cell phone. She assure me that she was okay. I was ask to dance the honor of the grand entry in okla. she told me to go and when I came home five days later, I call the cell. She was gone. Now I knew why I almost then go. Pat our freind that took care of her came to the phone and told me. Dee was tired and she been tired quite a bit. I dance those dances for her honor now I know why. If you ever got to know her. she was a beautiful soul and spirits that flies. to the moon to earth to the mountain to the tribal ground. She was in council with the spirits as I was with her when they did. We were one together and always will be. She is the best freind I could of had. and always will be.
    Dspiritson is a blessing to all of us.
    Her sister
    Morningstar Sparrowhawk walk with bear

  • Theroseislovely
    September 1, 2007
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    So sad but bittersweet

    Many of these names mentioned here, I can recall reading their works. They were brilliant and they shall be missed. Your tribute is quite touching, and bittersweet.

  • Mad Moon silver member
    September 1, 2007
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    This is incredibly beautiful! What a perfect way to remember....always. Thank you for taking the time to construct such an exquisite immortalizing of such fine poets. May God hold each and every one of them in his loving hands. I'm bookmarking this immediately!

  • cafegroundzero silver member
    July 7, 2007
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    Here stands a landmark document in the history of poetry, a web page every poet lover should see:

    Catz, am glad you took the time and effort, let your muse guide you for the edification of poetry lovers and others who otherwise may not have learned about these fine souls who have bared their selves to share their innermost feelings and thoughts.

    • catz Moderators member
      July 7, 2007
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      Thank you so much for checking this out. It warms my heart to see appreciative responses such as yours to those wonderful poets. They deserve the remembrance, the acknowledgement of their work. This memorial is a labor of love for me and for those who have helped with it.


      Dee

      • ValleyOfEchoes gold member
        September 15, 2007
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        Dee

        I noticed Lionslove passed on Dec28,I passed dec26,2006,but was recussitated 7 times to be here tonight,I always say I was reborn on the 26 of dec,as I lost the battle of heart failure,then as I opened my eyes on Jan15th,2007...I was quite surprised,I survived the biggest battle of my life...
        I want to thank you for the reminder of what we lost and who is still with us, thank you so much...MM...AKA Linda

  • ShotgunGoddess
    June 14, 2007
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    today is the anniversary of Renes passing...

    bless him.

  • mama-drama
    May 30, 2007
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    I didn't know them.....but am touched.May God rest their souls in peace
  • bowmore bill
    May 29, 2007
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    tributes

    although i did not know any of the departed i nonetheless feel an affinity with each and every one of them.i'm sure that they will survive through their work.

  • Mel-the-Believer
    May 28, 2007
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    Wow! Weird how people, who we never met in person, can touch us. Wonderful and beautiful way of remembering them. This was good. God Bless!

  • Fire N Ice
    May 28, 2007
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    this is a beautiful way to remember those wonderful poets, the poeple who touched our lives however briefly,

  • Angel Wolf
    May 28, 2007
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    Its a great tribute.. So sad to see how many off them died so young... They just started to live their lives. But it is a cycle and we must think of them as Angels surrounding us in love and peace..

  • Misty Melody gold member
    May 28, 2007
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    Beautiful Tribute

    So many young people on here, it is so saddening on this day we set aside to remember those who have gone on. Each so special in their own way. My heart goes out to these families of all these special individuals and hope that they have been able to overcome their grief and are at peace. Thanks for putting this memorial up it sure puts things into perspective. May God bless each and every person whohas lost a loved one and each and every personon this site. Remember life is fleeting andwe need to tell those we love that we love them so there are no regrets. Melody

  • knitonepearlone
    May 28, 2007
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    A beautiful tribute to these wonderful poets. This is very touching, thank you.

  • sassylilpoet gold member
    May 28, 2007
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    What a wonderful tribute, and may you be blessed for your efforts, in rememberance of those who supported AP. Thanks for bringing their poems, and feelings to life again. I didn't know any of them, as I am quite new here, but I have read some bio's and some of there works, so touching and some so very young. Yet, we all know that death has no age limit, this just brings forth the reality of it.

  • Devoted Huntress
    May 27, 2007
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    I only knew one of these people. Allison J. Scott. I only talked to her once... She was real kind, sweet, understanding and fun to talk to. I will miss her dearly though I did not know her well. As for everyone else they have people on here that love them and will never forget them. May they all rest in peace.

  • -ButterflyCuts-
    May 27, 2007
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    I didn't know Timothy was gone....he was a close friend once....


  • misselaineous gold member
    May 27, 2007
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    a beautiful tribute

    I only had the pleasure of talking to wordlover and i remember him as a kind and gentle man.

    may all these wonderful poets rest in peace and their beautiful words live on

  • PrincessOfFire
    May 27, 2007
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    dittysr aka Jean

    I'll never forget dittysr aka Jean. We talked and I couldn't imagine the things that he was suffering through with oral cancer and to still show such bravery. Imagine no tongue.....graphic yes but it happens. He endured a lot yet came here and entertained us with his many ditty's. He waited for the moment to come so he could again join his wife who pre-deseased him.
    I will always hold him dear in my heart.
    His son also writes here. He should be so proud of his dad. A very strong and loving man.
    Rose (he wrote one of his last poems for me.)
    We all miss you Jean @->->--
  • Zarokk666
    May 27, 2007
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    I like many others find this to be a wonderfull statement. A tomb in which such poets may rest well wrapped in our love forever

    May the shaded lord bring you home safely

  • CookieZeal Greeters member
    May 27, 2007
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    What a thoughtful, fruitful, and simply wonderful idea, ya'll!
    I'm in the corner with everyone!

  • Fallen forever silver member
    May 27, 2007
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    I alwasy remember this column
    It always touches my heart...

  • dreamfinder
    May 27, 2007
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    A Gift To Remember Forever

    This page is the greatest gift you could have given these wonderful poets to be not forgotten. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

  • u took my user name
    May 26, 2007
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    oh gosh...
    I had spoken to three of them before...
    I didn't know about this.

  • Duana gold member
    May 26, 2007
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    Hi I didn't know any of these poets, but I want to say that this is a very touching page you have created here. Thank you so much for being so sensitive to others.

  • Sunless
    May 26, 2007
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    this is a beautiful tribute. an dit was nice going through and seeing all of the poets, and though some of them i never had teh chance of