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All Those Puzzling Pieces

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What makes a life? How do the pieces fit?

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Comment from Mrs Happy Poet
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Yes this is well written my friend so much going on in this poem you bring it too life well I enjoyed well done regards Jill

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    thx so much Jill! :)S
Comment from robina1978
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Excellent picture to complement your poem. I think most of us can relate to this free verse. It appeals to many of my senses and still a whole story in it.

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    thx so much Ine! :)))Sharyn
reply by robina1978 on 11-Apr-2013
    welcome
Comment from Sararb
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Very cute poem. With all the cell phones and etc ours teens ave lost communication with us and the real world. Your poem explains that, and what a joy to see them without it at times. Sararb

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    and another thank you for another lovely review my dear! :)Sharyn
Comment from Barb Hensongispsaca
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Oh yes, yes, yes I am so glad someone else wishes for the same as I do. This is a breath of fresh air and I love the content. thank you

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    You're a lady after my own heart, Barb - you know that, don't you???? :)Sharyn
Comment from Black_Oxygen
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This is fun to read poetry. I like the way the words
are arranged on the page. Many readers can relate to
this poem. It held my interest from start to finish.
Thank You for your creation.

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    thx so much Ron! :)S
Comment from Dawn Munro
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Simply put, this is another "Sharyn" poem - I would recognize one mixed in with thousands at this point, my friend. Your special touch always tugs at one emotion or anther, and it's so honest. I loved it, Sharyn, and 'feel' the connection between that young woman and your protagonist. (you)

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    Bless you, Dawn - I guess I do have a fairly distinctive style, hmm? :)S
Comment from Sasha
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I have no doubt many can relate to this one. I live in a very poor city and yet every (and I do mean every) child has a cell phone. I don't own one. It seems that face to face conversations are on their way to becoming a thing of the past. Great work with this one. A terrific poem, well written and most definitely thought provoking.

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    same in Indonesia - I don't understand, I really DO NOT! :))s
Comment from GWHARGIS
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Good piece. I gotchills from the end. I am with you on the plugged in world. It makes me think of that song from the sixties, In the Year 2525. The more electronics, the use of the brain. Convenience is nice but nothing beats feeling alive with out it. Nicely done.

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    OH BLESS YOU my dear for your lovely six on this one - sounds like we speak the same language! :)Sharyn
Comment from The Guardian
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Funny the images I got while reading this over-stimulated, plugged in society. I imagined 2,000 drivers/minute driving across the George Washington Bridge talking on their cell phones. Yeesh! There's something pleasurable about unplugging and your poem reminds the reader how far our society has moved away from the simplest pleasures.

Well done.
Merle

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    You've got the picture, Merle. Thank you so much! :)Sharyn
Comment from wordsareus
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I enjoyed reading your poem. It's nice to see that someone is still walking to the beat of her own music! I can relate to how you feel about the "super-plugged computer-hugging" world.

 Comment Written 10-Apr-2013


reply by the author on 10-Apr-2013
    thx so much my dear! this stuff is certainly crazy-making and I must admit I don't understand the attraction! :)S