Negativity and scorn vs. positivity and acceptance...
Only the ignorant and the blackhearted would choose the former. You are beautiful just the way you are Gary. I am the lucky one to call you friend.
I hope you come to love CJ and the gang as much as I have. Now that I have followed CJ and the gang through four seasons...and even before that really...I can say with surety and without qualification that I do love CJ and the gang just as much as you. I will grant you the edge though since I know you wrote from the heart and these guys are a part of your soul. Well done Carlos. You have brought them all to life and into your readers hearts as well.
Hey tim While I always appreciate your poetry - and this time is no different - what I see most tonight is your dedication. To Dugh who has officially joined the ranks, to AC who leads the way and to all your compatriots in between. Nice words for them all. As always, nicely done.
Not silly and my vote is for love. What you've written about is one of the reasons I love walking outdoors so much. Seeing new and interesting things is a real pleasure for me. Thinking back, I have seen something similar to what you describe but the trunks were the same. I think I'm going to look for that tree(s) today and give it a better look to see what's going on with it (or them) As always, nicely done Gary.
Dugh, your poem speaks of the heartache of a difficult time. But, in the same breath, it speaks loudly and clearly of a love felt for another person. Nicely done.
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Whether Corey realizes it or not, he is slowly warming up to the man that Jason has become. Of course, having Zach around for comparison and a as reminder of what Corey was subjected to as his boyfriend doesn't hurt either. Nice chapter Lit.
Me too! There is a phrase describing an Aries that I have remembered since it was first heard it when I was 9 years old.
Crash, bang, boom! Look out! Here comes the Aries... uh oh.
Told to me by one of my older brother's friends. Do you think he was trying to tell me something?
Dugh, you made jogging seem so easy and free. :thumb: As for the type of verse, I'm no expert about that. I did like the lovely flow to the words and the joy felt in the ease of the run. Nicely done!
The importance of kindness.... It's hard to believe it's been nine years, I remember when this story first aired.
http://www.cnn.com/2016/05/27/health/youssif-burn-recovery-2016/index.html