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Poem of the month recognition is an unsolicited award. To qualify for poem of the month, the piece must be found on a webring member's page. The author will recieve (starting April, 2000) a personalized award, recognition here, and a small comentary on the piece. I do accept suggestions, but they can't be anonymous. Tell me where the poem is, the title and author, and why it deserves recognition. | |||||||||||||||||
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for January | |||||||||||||||||
Falling Upward By: Lisa Cole 'Falling Upward' was found at the Lisa's Shipper Zone Authors note: Scully POV, post-Requiem I have never used the word oblivion. I have navigated through stars. But yet to touch the moon. I am placid. And the candid diversity I display is nothing now without you to take my picture. I danced away my demons and relished in the freedom. But it does no good since Lucifer has claimed you. I am just a woman falling upward. |
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What a beautiful post-Requiem. It's imagery is unique but telling; poignant and intriguing. Great job, yet again, Lisa! |
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