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poetryality on December 26, 2004Hey There!
I hope you had the grandest Christmas and your world is filled with all that is good for the New Year!
Much Love,
Renee
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WhiteTigerlily on March 7, 2004Hey, what's up in your world? Hope everything's great. You can find out how to reach me on my author's page...
Take Care!
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because its bitter on February 22, 2004Thank you for all of your comments on my poetry..I really appreciate that and I'm glad that some of my words are pleasing to you..
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Rain On on February 7, 2004Well, (on depression's obsession) I didn't mean for any of it to rhyme, I just like the idea that depression was obsessed with me instead of me drowning in it. Thanks for you comment.
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because its bitter on February 5, 2004Thanks for your intrest in my piece, if you would life the first few before it are pieces in s series that includes it. I do apologize for my lack of response, the last few weeks have been exceedingly stress filled and I have not had the access to the internet in order to reply, but hopefully life will return to normal....
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BlackTulip on February 4, 2004hey thanx for for your comment i never had someone actually look at my stuff long enough or give it a chance i have alot more but never had a chance to write it in here i loved your advice and when i read your poems i was speechless there beautiful and well written i love to write because noone really gives me a chance at whta i have to say so i write my heart on the paper i hav etrowhom that it may concern published in a book. i could tell you so much stuff but its late and i have school if you could get back to me i would love it thanx!!!
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JaHollow on January 24, 2004Hi!
I just wanted to come by and say thank you for reading nearly all of my poetry. You are such a wonderful writer. I read just one of your poems and I am enthralled. I do plan to come back and read more, for sure. Me and some of my roomies are going out for beers. I need a break from school and this crazy computer. I'll be back, and if it's not too late tonite, I promise to run about your pages. Thanks again for all the kind and inspiring comments. See ya later!
Ja
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Hey,
I think your poetry rocks and rolls with so much soul. You are very good indeed. I like what I've read, and I see you promote my girl "poetryality" on your author page, you ought to read her new shit! No Offense Taken (An essay) it is profound. I am off to read more of your work and the one you suggested,
poetryality "New Age Wave" Thanks for all the great comments on my poetry. Lets' keep in touch.
Sharon
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Earlbecke on January 1, 2004Sorry it took me forever to get back to you, the holidays and everything...plus, I'm lazy.
I'm from Thornton. Thanks a lot for your comments on my stuff, it really means a lot to me. 
I definitely agree with your statements about writing on this page. I'm really mad at my literature teacher right now because she openly admitted we aren't reading poetry for the author's message, just so that we can point out the use of similies, metaphors, etc; I think analyzation can be useful in helping you to understand the actual heart of the poem, but that too much of it removes you from the core meaning of the poem and reduces it to just so many words on the page. 
What's the point if you know that something's a symbol if you can't understand what it's a symbol for and, more important, why that's even important? *sigh* -
CrimsonUniverse on December 15, 2003I love everything of Oscar Wilde, I have also written a paper
about him. He is a very interesting person and author
Nice to
meet you
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CapitalD on December 13, 2003good shit, and i must say, kid in black is the best thing i've read in awhile.
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Felicity Dolor on December 9, 2003wow.. that was a looong explanation. You know, with all the energy you put into that explanation, you could just add to the sotry, lol. Well, I had made those assumptions, but I wasn't entirely sure I had followed correctly, so thanks for the explanation. ttyl
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Felicity Dolor on December 8, 2003YOU rock my world. You're the first person to understand the narcissistic theme in Grey Eyes. It's a combination of narcissism and then disliking what I see, and yes, it is about me. And I will certainly read your story as soon as I have time, but I'm studying right now for a huge ass ap english test tomorrow. yey. Rotten Corruption and Disillusioned Idealism in Hamlet! dun dun dun... (dramatic percussions) Oh, and thanks for the compliment on my physicalities. And now that I've met a fellow narcissist, you simply must send me your picture. do you have any chat progs (outside allpoetry, obviously)? laterz
Liz
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