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It’s that time again!
The newest issue of Allwrite magazine is out and it’s better than ever. This is such an exciting time of year and the staff has worked very hard to bring you lots of goodies to brighten your day and inspire you. You won’t want to miss a single article so grab a cup of something soothing, sit back, follow the link and ENJOY!!
allpoetry.com:2500/november/published/HomePage
Read the “Allwrite Update” by the director of Allwrite, Paul Rowley (kirbysman), to discover some of the projected additions/changes that are in the works at Allwrite. These new features are scheduled for implementation in the near future, and Paul tells me there are even more innovating things in development. The staff at Allwrite is working diligently to make the magazine better - and it’s getting there for sure!
In, “The Labor of Inspiration” by Bruce Newman (Rambler), with its bronze trophy-winning graphic by Steve Gilbert (silica), you will find yourself coming face to face with the question, “Who knows what conjunction of events and personal mood may propel us into a rush of inspiration in which we breathe in some alchemical magic that results in a poem, a book, a quiet understanding, a simple insight or dazzling epiphany?" Bruce is a brilliant writer that never ceases to amaze with his philosophical pieces. He is a pleasure to read.
As you read, “Where Now?” by Jules Gilby (smilingspider), with graphics by Jen Martin (bigmammajen), you will find yourself asking, CAN we write anything new? Jules has been an active member of the site for a long time, working diligently on Oldpoetry as well as Allwrite, but due to health issues, he will be taking a bit of a break after this issue. He promises to return, and we will hold him to that. Look for a new face coming from the Oldpoetry pages in December!
In, “A Tribute to Christopher Reeve” by Paul Rowley (kirbysman), with a poem by Kelly Varner Johnson (kvwriter) and graphic by Suzi Snyder (mystysaint), you will discover a small glimpse of the marked difference his life made and the continued inspiration he left behind. He was our hero as the fictional Superman for many years, but became a hero in real life after his tragic fall from his horse. He never lost hope, and swore he would walk again. His legacy will live on, even though he is no longer with us. This tribute honors him and the inspiration he has left behind.
In the article, “A Life Copied From the Gospel” by Renee Jackson (poetryality), with graphics by Paul Rowley (kirbysman), Renee shares with us an article about Mother Teresa, an extraordinary woman and an inspiration for everyone. Renee had written a poem about Mother Teresa some time ago, and had posted it on the site. She knows how to do her research, and she writes with a passion that never seems to fade. Thank you, Renee!
Read, “Elusive Inspiration” by David Garrett Arnold (Nam) with graphics by Bob Dodson (bohb ) and perhaps you will discover what inspires us to create our art, our poetry. David shares his views on inspiration and poetry in his own unique style.
Read, “Inspiration – Take It In” by Eric Lee (dericlee), with his own silver trophy-winning graphic, along with another graphic of his grandfather – a man who had a tremendous impact on Eric’s life. Among many other thought provoking insights, he reminds us, “Where you find inspiration is a very subjective matter. What you DO with it, though…that can be the beginning of ART!”
Read, “Inspired” By Rebecca Brown (becks) and you will know exactly what inspires this wonderful, young writer here at Allpoetry.
While reading, “Inspiring an Engineer” by Paul Rowley (kirbysman) with graphic by Jen Martin (bigmammajen), you will feel as if you are sitting in the living room of one of Allpoetry’s members as he casually and candidly discusses what personally inspires him. Paul has discovered himself all over again, writing and delving into photography. Retirement has been good to him, he’s having a ball!
After reading, “The Chain of Love” by Erika Ingwersen (sleepyeyedreams), with a graphic by B G Dodson (bohb ) you will feel moved and inspired to reach out to others within your community.
In, “The Walk (A Slice of Inspiration)” by Kelly Varner Johnson (kvwriter), with the gold trophy-winning graphic by B G Dodson (bohb ) you will have your eyes opened by a story that will make you realize how much we take for granted and how little we really see what is right under our noses – all those things that take place on a daily basis, like clockwork, yet we never take notice of them. Kelly is a published author who also helps out with various parts of the magazine.
In, “Vance – My Inspiration”, By Erika Ingwersen (sleepyeyedreams) you will read an amazing story of her brother, a young man with Downs Syndrome that we would all do well to imitate. This is truly an inspirational guy, refusing to let anything stop him from doing the things he wants to do.
In, “Interview With mystysaint” by Bruce Newman (Rambler), with a great graphic by Suzi Snyder (mystysaint), you will learn more about a well known poet and site supervisor. Suzi is a very busy person, as she is a college student raising two beautiful daughters, and amongst it all, she supervises Allpoetry. She shows us all that it can be done if you want it bad enough.
In, “Interview With pari ali” by John Scunziano (oneslowtyper), you will discover an Allpoetry poet who is attracted to the simple things in life that many of us either never notice, or barely have the time to enjoy. Pari sees things in the world in a different way, and always finds beauty in the simplest of things. She is an inspiration to her own daughters, as well as her many friends on Allpoetry.
In “Becoming – Part 8” by Marianne M. Gatlin (gatlianne), read of Catherine’s continuing journey as she meets a stranger along the way who holds yet another key to her destiny. Who knows what’s going to happen to Catherine next?
Read
cvillelisa’s Review of Muse by Woodworm
runawaytrain’s Review of Driving by Retarded Puppiez
runawaytrain’s Review of I Dream, Therefore I Sleep by zara
runawaytrain’s Review of Music Only We Can Hear by hartofsilver
Balladeer’s Review of The Neverending Story by Midnight’s Scar
Get a glimpse of some old favorites in, “Old Poets and Inspiration”, By Jules Gilby (smilingspider), with a graphic by R G Dodson (bohb ).
Check out the latest Contest winners and their winning works.
Inspiration for today – By angelicfraud – Teen Winner
She Painted Me – By justagoddess – Adult Winner
A Sunday Drive by Danna Hobart – Storywrite Winner
And PLEASE, once again I urge you to leave feedback for the staff. These people work very hard – this magazine is a labor of love. There is no compensation for the time and effort they put forth to bring this to you. Your feedback is very important. Let them know what you think – and what you would like to see!
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I sat this aside to give a peek at later on .Thx
much lovr,
Reenie
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I know I keep promising you that I will go read this and I still haven't done it. I will. I promise for real. Honest.
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You are always such a great one for encouraging me Zaffen. You alone are a treasure here at AP! Thank you for the kind words. I do hope you will take an extra minute, once you get to the magazine and send a message off to the staff and let them know what a great job they are doing.
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Very well written
Even if I weren't already a fan of this person, the advertisement for would have had me berating my computer for be so sluggish in getting to the AllWrite site.
It's as if you've already read a goodly portion of the publication and were forced, by circumstances beyond your control, to stop in mid read.
Truely frustrating until you've managed to return and finish that which you started.
Well done M'Lady.
Well done indeed.
Be well;
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Follow the link in the article, to the magazine and enjoy ALL these articles in one place. You won't be sorry, I promise!
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I am not sure if I have read any of these pieces. But I am sure to be on the look out for them.
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You should be able to go right to the magazine by clicking on the link in the article Katie, if not, you can also go to Allpoetry's front page... the one you see when you first log in, and you will see where you can click on it there as well. You will really enjoy it. I promise! And while you are there, please take an extra moment to send them a message via one of the links you'll see and let them know what you thought of it. Thanks Katie!
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I clicked onto this to find out what it was about and found some great information here.... where will I find the All Write Magazine please? you have quite a list of information and after reading through it all, I see that there are many people working very hard, I am sure it is very much appreciated by everyone.
Great job of work touchof1der
hugs ~Katie~
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I thought this might be what you were promoting again
Already been there and it is an excellent issue. I sure hope someone's helping you promote this 
Great job and I'm sure the staff appreciates it.
~Lyrical
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Thanx fo the inspiration and im going to read this more often.LOL.
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You forget?! Oh no!! Don't forget. It's truly awesome and next month looks just as great! And please, after reading through the articles, take an extra minute to send the staff a note and let them know what you thought as well. Thanks Scott!
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Your comment is truly encouraging Luke. I hope you took an extra minute while viewing the magazine and let sent the staff an email to let them know the impact their hard work had on you. In the meantime... watch for next month's... it's on "Celebrations"!
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Hey! Thanks for using your points to promote this great collection. I always forget to check it out and I am truly thankful for the reminder.
Scott
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Thank you as well! It truly is a great publication and next month's looks even more promising if that's possible. You know I wouldn't steer you wrong my friend!
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I'll have to check into this. Thanks for the heads up, Ms. 1der... ~ EZB
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Thanks for the info! touchof1der, i got some really good ideas after reading Allwrite. thanks alot buddy!! much love,
Luke
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Your support is worth far more than its weight in the finest gold! Thank you my friend. I hope everyone reads the inspiration that spreads through these pages and becomes even more inspired to write, give, and live!
Blessings and Love Dear Sister/Friend
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Thanks for doing this- I might not have got around to reading it all, time , etc without the little show of ankle in this piece. As if was, I was riveted to some marvellous articles that I might have missed. Thanks to all concerned.
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I'm so pleased to hear you are enjoying the site. I too am proud to be a member here and feel very blessed. Enjoy the articles in the magazine and please take an extra minute to let the staff know how they are doing. It's very appreciated!
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thanks for reminding me to check the magazine out. i always do but a reminder always help me do it quicker!
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alright i got it , this not bad at all.........even as i have seen this it tells how great some one over there is , but to crown it all its all, a tree with odourous, has notting with onyx treasure, nice poem you have got , i love it -
I have to say it.. The backgroud is simply amazing!!
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gracias!
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It truly is an awesome piece. I hope you let them know how much you enjoy their efforts. I hope you will continue to read it.
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Thank you for the details. I am always surprised by the amount of topics and appreciate all the time that must be spent on producing such a professional magazine.
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you taught al that make it well u ahve realy ful of inspiration and ur words in the air are quit feeled with inspiration too one can wonder if there more people liek u with a words of deity
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Thanks John! Enjoy the issue and all the great articles!
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This is simply terrific! I don't know what more I could ask in a web-site!
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Thank you! Enjoy the magazine!
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Thanks for the inspiring review of the magazine! I was just looking at it and I think that visualy, it is the most beautiful this month. Everyone has done another great job.
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Thank you Abby! I hope you are enjoying all the articles, regardless of which issue you are reading.
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I have to say that I've been taking more of a look at Dark Write's issues then All Write's issues. But for the sake of all the hard work put into this, I think I'll hop over to the new issue of All Write
Abby Eyeball
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Thanks for the update, I really thought your summary of the piece was helpful to know, and thanks for putting the link up! I really appreciate all your work on AP, great job!
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I am glad you enjoyed what you read so far. I hope you read the remaining articles. Next month will be on "Celebrations".
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You did a wonderful review, Kimberly. I read Pari's interview today and few other snipits, and I am looking forward to reading more. Great job with this. You bring attention where attention needs to be. Kudos to you.
Cheryl
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ack!
wrong number.
i thought it was one of your poemys.
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I'm so glad you enjoyed last month's issue. This month's is even better and next month looks just as promising with the theme being "Celebrations". Enjoy!!
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Having read last months issue, I shall certainly go read this months....
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That's okay Zip, I hope you will take a few minutes to check out the magazine as well. I don't think you will regret it. There are some great articles, stories, poems and graphics for you to enjoy.
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I just think it keeps getting better and better. I have such deep respect for the work and effort that so many talented people have put forth for the enjoyment and pleasure of others. I do hope you will go read the magazine.
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I thought this was a poem when I clicked on it. Then when upon reading the beginning I had thought it were a story of some kind, reading further I see that it indeed is not.
I did not want to waste the hard-earned points in which you used to promote this piece, so I am leaving this brief comment.
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Thanks for putting this together and pointing us in the direction of these talented people. You did an excellent job!
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you neverdid answer my question though...you adopted people but said you were to busy to...
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I have read through half of the magazine, but I haven't had a chance to finish reading it. I will be sure to finish reading tonight or in the morning. These authors have worked tremendously hard on putting this together. I thoroughly enjoyed the last edition of Allwrite, and so far this one hasn't been a disappointment at all. There is so much to learn from these articles and poems, and so many poets to get aquainted with. I will leave feedback for the writers in the magazine, as I did last time. Thanks so much for posting this so others will take notice of the magazine that has been posted for us to learn from and enjoy.
becca
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I will read the articles but i wont be nice to Leslie....
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Now, now, be nice to Michelle! I do hope you'll go read some of the articles Sweetie. They are incredible. The magazine is really improving in leaps and bounds.
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Hn..get a life Shura..your such a dork..Anyway great job Kimberly, they ought be great if you like them..
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Thank you sweetie! Make sure you leave feedback as well.
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OoOoOoOo..I shall read! *follows link*
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awww..invis was sweet...and yes mommy i will read the allwrite...
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Hey, sweetie...oh yeah, that sounds hella interesting...I will certainly check out the magazine as soon as my break rolls around, lol. But wanted to send you off some points too to show how much I support you in your never ending quest to make us all enlightened poets! Thanks again for the announcement, hon.
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Excellent
I love your pastel background and angelic border that complements so well that "Inspiration's in the Air." 
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This is a very fine representation you've done here. It is to be commended. The magazine has improved greatly and your invitation here is one everyone should take advantage of.
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i agree with rosa....anything you have put time into...is worth all the time in the world
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I certainly will follow your advice. This site has been to just as your pseudo suggests - a touch of wonder! It has provided me with a release for many pent up issues and introduced me to many sensitive, generous and funny soulmates.
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YAY! i read some of it, some of it are left..
i really enjoyed the theme. and the content of what i read so far was , er inspirational, no i mean it.
it's really great this time's edition is probably the best!
everything i've read so far is way too perfect.
thumbs up!
~~ille
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Bravo!
This review alone deserves the applause. Always I have felt "too busy" to read the Allwrite and have suddenly realized how much I have been missing. Still busy enough for any two people running full-tilt, with my webdomain crashed and being reassembled, another chapter in the works and too many tedious chores to be described, I am bookmarking this now, and will be back many times to enjoy what you have described.
With so many names of friends in the mix, how could I possibly refuse?
A small PS, re the left border overlap. Can anything be done?
Terry aka DeeCrepit
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Inspirational!
Just reading this summary is inspirational already! I sure will look at the magazine and read some of the exciting writings you've mentioned. It is great to know that there are people out there and here on AP that have such a well-developed sense of generosity and compassion! Thank you so much for sharing and for your wonderful efforts - take care!
~ Nicolette
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I will have to go and read this. I love the pics on the side of your page. I love angels, they are my inspiration. Thanks Jody.
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this is a great summation of the Allwrite Mag that i have skimmed and will shortly read in whole... i love the theme too... keep on writing... keep on being... keep on making art... penumbrapoet
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And how about a little thanks for Touchof1der who wrote this review as well as for her ceaseless work for the Adopt-a-poet program? She is a support group, a crisis councilor, a mom, a best friend, a foxy old chick and an inspiration to us all for her ceaseless work here at AP. God alone knows what an incredible impact she has had on the lives on everyone she touches here. For more people than can be counted, she makes their days a little brighter and their smiles a little wider.
I wonder how many people know that the people who put the magazine together AND the people running the Adopt-a-poet program have to spend THEIR OWN POINTS to sponsor these programs. No, they do not perform their tremendous services for free, they have to PAY for the privilege of helping out here. So.....a HUGE hats off to all the people who make AP such a wonderful place to write.
As for me, I'm not just saying thank you, I'm sending points as well.
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Excellent
Thank you .I will have read.....your efforts are appreciated.
Buchan.Ps.....Inspired by Rebecca Brown is indeed worth reading .
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Thank you Sweetie!
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I will go check this out, knowing you it has to be worth it!
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