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Magnus
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0 posted 2002-03-07 08:29 PM


A wall of steel and stone, red brick to quell
all bound together and do the trick well
A wall of gray blocking the heart of man
letting true love not start once pure again

Miles of ocean surrounded by vast land
Deserts of flowing soft coppery sand
Arid wasteland desolate and bone dry
draws the moisture out of the dust filled eye

Trek over mountain, forest and deep stream
traveling on a prayer, hope and a dream
Guided only by the heaven’s star light
Lost in the vision of a beauty’s sight

Taken through rugged terrain and earth past
though this heart’s beat is becoming it’s last
Yearning taste but once a moist kiss to feel
This vision, no mirage, hauntingly real.

Beating sun that scorches the earth and skin
stealing soul of man from desolate sin.
Left in the dust as the hungry birds pluck
Died before dream’s waking....now out of luck!

[This message has been edited by Magnus (03-07-2002 08:42 PM).]

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Krissy
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1 posted 2002-03-07 08:37 PM


Magnus Hi there this is another excellent poem from you I love the journey of this one. You really are a very good writer. I swear I could feel the whole thing. Marvellous writing

I’m particularly glad I get to answer before mum does, it gives me a sense of kudos, I know sad aren’t we. This really is excellent writing, you have some amazing skills. Well done


Love and warm stuff
As always
Krissy


And while thy willing soul transpiers
at every pore with instant fires
Andrew Marvell 1621-1678

Magnus
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2 posted 2002-03-07 08:41 PM


Krissy,  thank you...Do you and your mom
fight over the computer....or do you have
your own too.....We have three here at our
home...Luckily,  I have my own,  thank
goodness....Eeeeeek,  what would I do IF....

IF there were no computers...no internet???

Sunshine
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3 posted 2002-03-07 08:47 PM



Ah, the grit of this was very good...

jwesley
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4 posted 2002-03-07 09:10 PM


Very well done Mangus...as usual. Always enjoy you.  

Me, we've one computer here and everyone knows its mine...m i n e... M-i-n-e -MINE DARN IT!  Now let me have a turn!!!

You're right, it does offer...'new life' in many ways...


jwesley

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5 posted 2002-03-07 09:14 PM


KJ....taste the sand....Spuhhhh, spuhhhh!!

Water.....please....water!!!

Thanks...

Jimmy.....yep,  know the feeling...I had
that problem once....but I HAD TO share...

Thanks for reading my words...glad you enjoy
them...as I do your own as well...

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6 posted 2002-03-07 10:20 PM




(sigh) This is sooooooo powerfully expressive, sweet friend, my heart goes out to all the dreams that people lose and disappear from their lives and I pray that new dreams will come and fill their heart forever with hope! (sigh) I have only one computer in my house, thank goodness my sisters don't like to use it too much! (smiles) We all love you so much, sweet friend, this is excellent! You have such a beautiful heart, sweet Barry, thank you for sharing!



May love and light always shine upon you!

Love,
Noah Eaton

Suetang
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7 posted 2002-03-07 10:31 PM


Hello Barry

Such wonderful imagery has been portrayed through this masterful piece of writing.

Take care.....Sue

Suetang

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8 posted 2002-03-07 11:19 PM


Barry, thank you for my bedtime read...
And an excellent one indeed.
Now I'm off to lalaland....nite.
~hugs, Nancy~

~Sometimes all you really wish for...
     is someone to wish for you.~

Marsha
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9 posted 2002-03-08 12:12 PM


Magnus darling boy oh if only, in fact Krissy does have her own computer at her OWN house, but….. she’s not got internet access there so she comes round to me and uses mine. It’s been fine up until now, because she’s only used her email account and left surfing and so on until I’m not actually using it. Now she’s joined PIP’s it’s a little different. In fact a lot different……… but I’m sure we’ll come to an amicable arrangement, or I’ll kill her, one or the other. Yes it’s true it’s unlikely I do utterly adore both my girls, doesn’t mean they don’t occasionally ruffle my feathers though

This is a fabulous poem darling boy, utterly utterly fabulous, your writing this last week has been outstanding. It’s always good, this week it’s gone to the next level. I love it and having my computer back I get to say it my own way.

It’s truly wonderful



Love and warm stuff
As always
Mushy

To give light to them that sit in darkness..... to guide our feet into the way of peace Luke 2:79


MyEnchanted_Melody
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across the land of dreams. In your heart, I'd always be.
10 posted 2002-03-08 07:00 AM



Magnus

You always have such a deep wonderful touch to your poems.. This one is not an exception.

Thank you
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Marge Tindal
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11 posted 2002-03-08 08:06 AM


Magnus~
Just yesterday evening received this thought in an e-mail -

DUST: Mud with the juice squeezed out.

Mostly I enjoyed this line from you -
'Deserts of flowing soft coppery sand'

Have a dream-awakening day~
*Hugs*
~*Marge*~

~*The pen of the poet never runs out of ink, as long as we breathe.*~
         noles1@totcon.com                    

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12 posted 2002-03-08 11:37 AM


Magnus, I get so into your poems that by the end of this one I was actually thirsty. Lovely write, a bit different from the romantic ones and I like the variety that you write so well. this is truly well written and Oh yes, we have three computers too. the third one is for my six year old grandchild. can you even believe that? LOL floria

Floria

"Alas for those that never sing,
But die with all their music in them"
(Oliver Wendell Holmes)

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13 posted 2002-03-08 02:09 PM


sounds like a pill. . .the Dream Blocker. . .

well done Sir. . . I enjoyed. . .

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