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Dancing With Death

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I'm the girl that absorbed the sceams
From killer visions and bloody dreams.
I followed a river of forlorn tears
Guided by two gondoliers,
And at the dock I was relieved
Of the foresight I had received;
Now I run through fields of laughter
Forever dancing in the hereafter,
So throw off your fears of death's invite
And follow me to pure delight.

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Shrugs Shoulders
Written October 20th, 2006

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  • Amaranth Dihdzere
    December 24, 2006

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    hmmm,this was absalutely beautiful.Nice ryming too.I am so honored to have this in my contest and thanks for entering and good luck.

  • Ankita DG
    November 8, 2006
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    Dark. I liked it; found it original. I love the picture, if it's your own work, woot, you are good! Loved your author comments.

    About the piece, shrugs

    Hehe

    Thanks for entering my contest, and good luck.
    Keep writing
    Ankita


  • Wayne Leon Learmond
    October 22, 2006
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    Great piece of writing

    The rhyming is brilliant in this. I loved this piece. Cannot applaud as I do not have enough points, but I will say, very well done for this. I loved it.


  • Amun-Ra
    October 20, 2006
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    Ms. Lilly, first thoughtful pic. I like this for it was short yet very descriptive, and most important caught me by surprise. You perfectly illustrated reaching light at the end of the dark tunnel.


  • Muriel
    October 20, 2006
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    A nice Comforting piece. well done dear.


  • Mythtress
    October 20, 2006
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    Wonderful! I liked it anyway. The font was a bit hard for these old eyes to see...I would consider lightening it...but well written and thought out. Write on, poet.

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