Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Another Kind Of Love Comments

Rating: 5.0

Bertha, or Millie, or Evie,
I never knew her name,
but when my mother's
scrawny white body
...
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Cheryl Lynn Moyer Peele
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Mel Vincent Basconcillo 15 April 2009

ah love.. we all want it and badly need it.. =) marvelous poem my friend.. u amazing!

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Martin Swords 02 February 2009

Cheryl a rich creamy poem, full of honest Life

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quinn tomorrow 28 December 2008

..It's wonderfully awesome..! ! !

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Ranjith Wijekoon 13 December 2008

Gorky once said, 'This universe is created with the rays of the sun and Mother's milk' I add 'Whatever the color of the skin of the mother' It is a very nice poem Where do people draw the line separating the North and the South?

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Ijeoma Princess 29 November 2008

That was lovely i wish i could write sometin wonderful.

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Chuck Petz 27 November 2008

You requested my comments on a different poem.I read it and will have no comment.This poem however is a masterpiece of allegorical symbolism, and provides many lessons, (to a foreigner like myself) , on the American ethos.

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Katz Haus 20 November 2008

This is a topic not often touched in the North, where the solution would have been a cold, hard bottle. What a beautiful, sensual picture of the 'real south.'

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Incredable irony of how the south can reach down to bless the north and the employee can give subltantive salary to the employer. Love that is not only of another kind but also kind. It is a refreshingly excellent write. I really enjoyed it.10... Looking forward to reaking some more of ou great works in the future.

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Sulaiman Mohd Yusof 08 November 2008

The milking of life........ flowing like a river of Babylon, from where the source you'd get, will determine the bonding, if you really care..............beautiful piece Cheryl.You're bonded now!

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Cheryl Lynn Moyer Peele

Cheryl Lynn Moyer Peele

Montgomery, AL
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