Shelly's Poetry: In Dimmest Light

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

In Dimmest Light

It’s uncanny how the poorest parts of town sport the dimmest light! Dingy! The passers-by huddle as though guilty of a petty crime; you know they haven’t a dime — yet they huddle like petty thieves in a listless clime! The rooms, stacked one upon another have the dimmest light! Dingy! The folks... Sign in to see full entry.

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Shelly's Poetry is a collection of seven poetry books. I plan to share exerpts from each book. Look for poems from The Dragon Trilogy, Under A Tree, Betwixt Crimson & Violet, A Quaker's Celebration Of Faith, Precious Gemstones, A Pilgrimage To Golgatha, Quill & Ink. My poems are entertaining, thought provoking, spiritual and downright fun to read!ENJOY!

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