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Passions in Poetry

Digital Passions
Poetry Magazine

Digital Passions #5
published September 10, 2000


Contents
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Editor's Column by Poet deVine
Rambles from Ron
Power of a Poet by Poet deVine
How to Copyright by Denise Snyder
Interview with Balladeer by Marge Tindal
Abraham, Martin, and John by Balladeer
Vistor Feedback (with poem)
The Final Word by Poet deVine

* Bonus Features

I Know You by Ron Carnell
How to Write Sonnets by Nancy Ness
Lots More Visitor Feedback
End Notes / Unsubscribe

Read It All (one big page)
Abraham, Martin, and John The Final Word

Visitor Feedback
with a special poem
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We find the best things in our mailbox sometimes. Luisa sent this letter and after getting her approval, we are posting it here (along with her poem). Enjoy!

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Hi Ron! I read the newsletter and I think it's great. It was fun and also an inspiring magazine to both amateur and professional writers. I'd been hooked in doing poems since I was 1n my teenage years. I am now 24 years old, and thank God my passion in writing didn't subside, as I grew older and wiser. Hope so! Thank God I discovered netpoets.com. You see I was really looking for a site where I could really relate and share my passions in poetry. I think there's always a place for each person and I think I have found my place now. I think you're one of the main reasons why netpoets.com is now enjoyed by many people who appreciate good writing and beautiful poetry, and thank you for creating this site for us. I believe writers are the most generous people of the planet, for they always want to share what they feel and what they know, thanks for sharing all your time and talent. I hope your passion never ceases!

Here's a sample of my poem, please give some advice, I really need to know if my work is worthy of reading. Thanks!

A Picture of Denial
by Luisa
Sullen,
with tears
accompanying his thoughts,
He takes it all in.

Grief, pain
A dungeon of feelings
he can't escape.
It was with Him.
Traveling, roaming
Searching for answers.

His movement desolate,
His movement streaked
with sorrow
He could no longer
see the reason,
The real & tangible reason.

Leaving no space for the mind
to search for better thoughts.
Simply because,
He surrendered,
And He had stop remembering.

 

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