From: laurel ahlfeld<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

Put you party hats away. I haven't fallen off the edge of the world like you all thought. I'm gasping for air in the flooding river of social hell better known as high school. I haven't had time to do my homework, let alone write. I just wanted to let you all know I haven't forgotten you all. You are my encouragement. My inspiration. I'll be stopping by in my free time(lol). I probably won't write until Thanksgiving break. Until then!<BR>
Love always,<BR>
Jeni
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From: Elizabeth <BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

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  Confessions - by Rich Grimm. Very strong imagery.<BR>
                               So rich in language and so<BR>
                               real. I can feel your pain!<BR>
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  Dancing Down 6th street - by Madison wonderful allegory.<BR>
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  TWO GREAT POEMS WORTH READING! KEEP SUBMITTING!
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Date: 3 September 2000<P>

what's worse than olivia newton-john in "grease"? come on eileen! hehehe...
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From: Jessie - [email-masked]<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

AHHH! I missed so much! I think I had better get back to read again, eh?
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From: Jessie - [email-masked]<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

oops.. **reading
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From: Galadrial60<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

Devin...fool's gold........think I've been there...where you wonder if anything that glitters might not just be the tip of the motherlode?  Well said....<BR>
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And Sarah dear.......bending and dreamless......oh girl....<BR>
what a way you have with words!
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From: Kiwi<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

It Doesn't Matter~  Your poems are beautiful!  I really liked "love" *sigh* :-)
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From: slug<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

Kiwi: "You" is marvelous - i look forward to more of your work<BR>
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Gala: words...it was perfect. <BR>
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Jessie: Hands, Arms - and Baggage were both wonderful to read. <BR>
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Sarah:dreamless and bending - how you managed to say what i could not - admirable, that's what it is.
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From: slug<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

it doesn't matter: i have figured out why everyone is so keen on finding out who you are...they all want your poetry to be for them, and as long as you're anonymous, you feed the daydream that it just might be...heaven knows i could use some love poetry written for me (or even just the feelings that go behind it...) keep up the good work - dreams are good for the soul
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From: Misti<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

Madison~<BR>
   I love *Dancing Down 6th Street*! Chris and I will be in Austin soon. I can't wait to introduce him to 6th Street. It's been too long...oh! and we're gonna get one tattoo each!
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From: kevin urenda<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

slug-<BR>
you may be on the right path (i.e., it doesn't matter's privacy), but as one who writes most of his poetry TO someone, I WANT her to know...  My desire as a poet is to have my muse love my words half as much as, say Viola DeLesseps loved Will's words in "Shakespeare in Love."  But then, that's just me...<BR>
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k
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From: Kiwi<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

*grinning*<BR>
Thank-you Slug!
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From: CONNIE<BR>
Date: 3 September 2000<P>

i miss misti velvet rainwater. perhaps her absence signals that she is well and happy.  i do hope so.<BR>
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