From: submitted by angee [email-masked]<BR>
Date: 18 November 2000<P>

Great place you've got! New to your site but am hoping to get some super inspiration and play awhile. Thanks for the fodder-food for thought...interesting poetry to say the least! 
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From: Michael (quickly)<BR>
Date: 18 November 2000<P>

Dave Goodman ~ "a morning in the sun" reminds me a little of something a long time ago. "have you seen my used to be" has an interesting rhythm to it. Whatever it was, it's gone now. I know that feeling well. <BR>
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Ali ~ I have to comment on "when" -- but I must also bump it. The advice you haven't asked for that I give anyway(worthless as always): Don't ask why. Just remember. Then let it blur into a forget.<BR>
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Terry, dee, gala, all ~ I find I have nothing to say when poems are sensual. Doesn't mean I don't enjoy them. I just have nothing to say.<BR>
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bk ~ "Mind fire" I like the analogy. Striking sparks.<BR>
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Nadia ~ "The red baloon(reprise)" There's always duct tape. And band-aids with little cookie monsters on them applied with kisses and lots of fanfare. &lt;smile&gt;<BR>
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Guppy ~ guster rules. Dylan rules. Audrey rules. You seem to be a man of good taste. ;-)<BR>

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From: Stands with a Smile<BR>
Date: 18 November 2000<P>

to: Every one<BR>
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Thank you for all of your positive comments.  I have been dealing with some difficult times lately, and the friends I have made here have kept me going.  I haven't posted much lately due to work and worries, but never think for a moment I don't remember all of you in my prayers.  Bear with me, friends, rumors of my death are greatly exaggerated.
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From: laurel ahlfeld [email-masked]<BR>
Date: 18 November 2000<P>

This week's favs:<BR>
touching the truth<BR>
touch<BR>
in the eyes of the walking wounded<BR>
5AM<BR>
before the kiss<BR>
0-100<BR>
sadness<BR>
good night<BR>
cucumber bliss<BR>
to get back<BR>
tomorrow<BR>
everything in question
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From: terry<BR>
Date: 18 November 2000<P>

Dave Goodman & Hakan~ I make a point to read all posts, though I seldom have time to comment every time I read. So rest assured, your work is being read. I'm sure others have the same habits I do, and I usually try to comment en masse so as not to be a pest on the board. The depth and variety of talent here is astounding. Keep posting...<BR>
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terry
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