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John Tiong Chunghoo
(10/22/2005 1:39:00 AM) |
dear max,
good poem but i cannot make out this line:
This world is not separate from that one.
i mean why is it there?
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Linda Jenkinson
(10/18/2005 10:02:00 AM) |
excellent poem max...ghostly but inspiring and very easy to read...you use words very well.
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Faith Elizabeth Brigham
(10/15/2005 9:17:00 AM) |
i loved this...i agree with the writer before me that there is a haunting feel to it which was wonderful...i've read some great ghost stories but only a handful of great ghostly poems...this was exceptionally well-written! ! !
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Amberlee Carter
(10/12/2005 7:03:00 PM) |
I used to write in the early mornings, from 4 to 6 am, but lately I've been writing in the afternoon.
anyway, I loved the huanting feel of this piece...but then again, I enjoy all of your work...pen on!
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Michael Shepherd
(10/12/2005 11:28:00 AM) |
Why do I think of Virgil, wandering in the underworld? !
Haunting, anyway, Max! May rosy-fingered dawn guide your musings in the laptop of the gods!
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Ivy Christou
(10/12/2005 11:11:00 AM) |
ahh.. so you prefer to write in the morning, when it is nice and quiet.. Couldn't agree more! Nice write, maybe I should try Starbucs myself :)
HBH
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Raynette Eitel
(10/12/2005 10:42:00 AM) |
What a contrast with the 'luxury' of Starbucks. Interesting.
Raynette
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Agata Konopka
(10/12/2005 10:39:00 AM) |
sounds about right, that's what everyones morning at Starbucks' coffee the world over is like. Thanks, Agata
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Keiah Delu
(10/12/2005 10:09:00 AM) |
Hmmm...I could smell the fresh brew of coffee. This was nice.
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