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Winter Wind by Judith Goff Alone. [128 words]
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Vamp by Judith Goff I know, more vampires, I just can't seem to help myself... and who said vampires have to be male? [158 words]
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The Lovers by Sue (Sooz) Simpson - [124 words]
The Looking Glass by Judith Goff - [155 words]
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Missing You by L A Winterburn - [21 words]
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In Your Dreams by R Bennett Okerstrom - [71 words]
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Edge Of Eternity by Judith Goff Loss and redemption. [189 words]
Don't by Judith Goff - [91 words]
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The Memorial by Dianne Lee Just a little poem about a memorial. [87 words]
The Hands Of Time by Dianne Lee Poem depicting life. [287 words]
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Summer by Kirsten McManus - [372 words]
Something by Kirsten McManus - [39 words]
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12.5.02 by Kirsten McManus - [57 words]
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TITLE (EDIT)
A Space |
DESCRIPTION
A lonely man, makes alive again the memory of a long lost love, in the time of his earthly decay...
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TITLE KEYWORD
Romance |
AUTHOR
Dark Matter |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
I'm a third-year student at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, studying English as an evolving language, and its compositional forms and stylistic periods. Writing as a kind of practice, allows the inner voice to resonate more loudly than all the other voices I hear in my life every day, so for me it is a kind of meditation. It is a way of harnessing pain and refashioning it to rationalize my present identity, and I do that by giving it physical structure, salience. But pain is only the half of it. It is also an outlet of positivity. No pain is deeper than the potentiality of all the joy that can dig pain out of the mind and blow it to the wind.
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AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (1)
Rhythms Of Pi (Poetry) This one's totally up to the reader's interpretation...I'd rather not say anything about it. I'm interested in others' opinions more than my own. [367 words] [Erotic]
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A Space
Dark Matter
Behold, I rot.
But like spiring lightning,
memories of her flash before my dying eyes,
Hot, radiant, white,
And I scarce can control them,
Nor do I want to.
I beseech them to ease my pain.
Her whispers, her songs, her laughter,
echo inside my ears,
All saying "I love you", "I love you",
A symphony of sweetness,
Cherishable, imperishable,
Even in this most
Angst-ridden state of mine.
I have made a place for her within,
And it is the grandest place in my gloomy heart,
A filament of fire so big and bright
that all the darkness that cradles the universe
Could not extinguish it.
I have made a heaven of hell with her power, that
No man or god can put asunder.
It is a space for dancing.
It is a space for healing.
It is a place to hold on to,
As the unknown comes for me.
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"This is incredibly compelling ... you have a quite a way with words and rhythm. Especially liked this line "A filament of fire so big and bright that all the darkness that cradles the universe could not extinguish it." Very good ... " -- Judith Goff.
"Well, well ... after reviewing this piece, I read your bio, does your name happen to be Cole? If so, I should change my review of your work ... but I won't" -- Judith Goff.
"I like it. It reminds me a lot of what I like to write. No need for rhyming. It spins it's way through in it's own rhythm." -- R. Bennett Okerstrom.
"lol!!!!! Cole you can be a real jerk but your writing is brilliant. I cant, I wont take that away from you. Hope you dont attack my writing again and I promise not to attack you. Lets just call a truce and write what we feel. Isnt that what its all about anyway? " -- Michelle.
"Indeed Michelle. I apologize about before. It would make for a great story though...a writer whose insecurity about his work, and whose jealousy of others' work, makes him angry to the point of performing the part of the belligerant critic. If you won't write it Michelle, I will. : )" -- Dark Matter, Amherst, MA, USA.
"I dont think I can meet your standards but I will gladly go in as a team effort with you. Thanks for the apology...it meant a lot." -- Michelle.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2002 Dark Matter |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
December 2002 |
NUMBER OF TIMES TITLE VIEWED
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