Thursday, June 22, 2006

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Rating: 5.0

The wayfarer you must be tired now.
Here the inn to get a rest for a while.
Don't be scared, on your wearisome journey
there is no any weighbridge to weigh
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nimal dunuhinga
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David Tanguay 25 June 2006

To a tired wayfarer ending a long journey, the waxworks come alive and speek. To comfort a lonesome soul in his travels

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Emma Johnson 22 June 2006

A pilgrimage into Realism with a symbolic turn. Susie.

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Joseph Daly 22 June 2006

This is a special one my friend. The language speaks of pity (not self - pity) and the flow of the work takes us though that feeling. Yet it is not a sad poem, rather it is unbiased towards an emotion. There is also something different about this that is a departure from your work to date. You seem to have hit on a new way of expressing a narrative. Whatever, it still contains the beauty and thought that you put into your work.

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Sandra Fowler 22 June 2006

You put your soul into this one. You gave yourself away in words quite effectively.. Beautiful work, my friend. Sandra

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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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