Tuesday, May 13, 2008

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What small desires I have.
How miniscule, how puny they are;
So simple, when taken separately,
Yet they gather, great in number,
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Gary Witt
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David Taylor 04 July 2008

Gary, I enjoyed this very much, to be free from our desires what else can we ask for? And how difficult it can seem.

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Robart Frocheart 15 May 2008

Gary, what a clever way of dealing with the age old 'problem of evil' the power of a god vs his goodness all calling into question his existence at all...only problem I see with it is the greatest need of man aside from breathing of course is to be able to complain, an opportunity which seems to be provided in abundance for everyone? I just can't help wondering how loud the cry would be if that were taken away. It is a great poem. Thought provoking.

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R H 13 May 2008

Excellent Gary...the musical imagery is employed to a resounding effect in this clever musing. Your poems have the effect of staying with this particular reader long after they have left the page...justine.

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Yeeee-eeek and yay-ay! ! ! ! Biting stuff G... succinct, memorable and rather evilly WITTy. t x

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