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Thu 01/08/09 07:46 PM
2Btrue2One,the Queen BonnyMiss,MisKim323,bro Fadedspirit and sweet AngelLight

Thank you all so much and I really have the strength to get by due to you all. This has been my outlet for many reasons since joining. I had no idea when I joined that I'd meet such fascinating people and wonderful poets. I am astounded daily at the gifts you all give so willingly to help out another in some cases relative stranger.

Peace and Bless you all!!waving







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Thu 01/08/09 07:35 PM
Thanks babe, yeah you know ya can't wallow on stuff for too long, it'll just drive ya bonkersfrustrated

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Thu 01/08/09 06:06 AM
Edited by brwnkimba on Thu 01/08/09 06:07 AM
Believe it or not, you can read it.


I cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd
waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the
hmuan mnid Aoccdrnig to rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the
ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoatnt tihng is
taht the frist and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae.
The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it
wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid
deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as
a wlohe. Amzanig huh?

YOU KNOW YOU ARE LIVING IN
2009 when...


1. You accidentally enter your PIN
on the microwave.


2. You haven't played solitaire with
real cards in years.


3. You have a list of 15 phone numbers
to reach your family of three.


4. You e-mail the person who works
at the desk next to you.


5. Your reason for not staying in touch
with friends and family is that they
don't have e-mail addresses.


6. You pull up in your own driveway and
use your cell phone to see if anyone is
home to help you carry in the groceries.


7. Every commercial on television has a
web site at the bottom of the screen.


8. Leaving the house without your cell phone,
which you didn't even have the first 20 or 30
(or 60) years of your life, is now a cause for
panic and you turn around to go and get it.


10. You get up in the morning and go on line
before getting your coffee.


11. You start tilting your head sideways to smile.


12. You're reading this and nodding and laughing.


13. Even worse, you know exactly to whom you
are going to forward this message.


14. You are too busy to notice there was
no #9 on this list.


15. You actually scrolled back up to check
that there wasn't a #9 on this list.




~~~~~~~~~~AND FINALLY~~~~~~~~~~



NOW U R LAUGHING at yourself.

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Tue 01/06/09 06:57 PM
SQUEEZE TIGHTER!!!!!!!!!:heart:

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Tue 01/06/09 06:17 PM
Need friends
Thank you allsad2

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Mon 01/05/09 02:16 PM
Edited by brwnkimba on Mon 01/05/09 02:17 PM
ohwell Cest Lest Vie

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Mon 01/05/09 01:17 PM
Edited by brwnkimba on Mon 01/05/09 01:26 PM
It was the type of day made for reticent fun.
Rain was in the forecast and no sign of Sun.
As I looked up in the sky, big drops began to fall.
Picked up the Blackberry Storm, gave my lady a call.

Unfortunately a male voice answered the line.
Now the feeling on my heart is so hard to define.
A very cold chill ran up & back down my spine.
The opposite of sublime described my present frame of mind.

We move forward, drowning in sorrow is now optional.
If there’s a cure for broken heartedness check me in that hospital.
As we know there’s only 1 way to get over this, that’s time.
And we also keep our eyes wide open for that sign.

That 1 telling us it’s okay to go on.
Sometimes we don’t get it for very, very long.
I’m wallowing in the shear agony of deceit.
Pine riding and catching splinters feeling the sharp pain of defeat.

I went for a long walk, crying to unmask my pain.
Fortunately no one could tell because it was pouring down rain.
A good woman is so hard to let go.
I had a bad girl, but brother I just didn’t know.

Now, this isn’t the best look for this once secure fella.
Wow, soaked & walking in the rain with no umbrella.
The perils of trust make us endure so much.
In the breast of contemplation, that unsure first touch.

It was cold the way she did it too, leaving me lone.
Girl had another man answering her cellular phone.
Now I’m prone to madness under the wrong circumstances.
Flailing my arms, jerking my body like I’m doing some Druid dances.

By chance it’s the lonely that never walk by.
Only the couples are what you see when your eyes won’t dry.
Surrounded once by happiness, well at least I thought so.
Thoughts so far from loneliness but I just didn’t know.


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Fri 01/02/09 12:54 PM
Differentkindofwench you are killing melaugh
Thank you and pkd1220 that is such a dream for me to be blissful but who said we can't dream?

All the best to you too my friends.flowerforyouflowerforyou

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Fri 01/02/09 08:00 AM
Ready for The Studio Spirit:wink: I'm thinkingspock Timberlake or Mayer maybe Springsteenshades
Excellent Sir!

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Fri 01/02/09 07:55 AM
flowerforyou Breathe-less!

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Thu 01/01/09 03:08 PM
Thank you my dear sweet lady!
Happy New Years Day to youflowers

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Thu 01/01/09 11:39 AM
Edited by brwnkimba on Thu 01/01/09 11:40 AM
Make my every wish come true in the morning.
I wake up early just before the Sun rise.
It’s so hard for me to not care for you adoring.
I really like seeing the first light sparkle in your eyes.

You’ve captured my heart in so many ways
Now ever since this vibe I’ve had very few rainy days.
You’re all I need in this world where troubled times persist.
Held my hand and showed me how to find peace & perfect bliss.

Even with changes we go through we still stick together like glue.
I’ll be the one true to you until the day I die.
As temptation is thrown away witness positive growth everyday.
Watch as this life that we live could never feel more alive.

It could never be a lie…

Sometimes it’s frightening when the cold weather has no affect on me.
But I realize that’s just a part of finding the right lover to maintain the heat.
Free time never seems to be an issue even with our very busy lives.
Truth is that when I’m not with you I get a case of the sad & heavy sighs.

There’s only 1 cure in this world and it’s held by only 1 girl.
I suffer patiently until this antidote can arrive.
Where distant dreams that seemed too far away shine brightly and show her the way.
She brings my life order with purpose and the willingness to survive.

She has a kiss soft as supple flower petals.
The kind any boy in his right mind would surely miss.
She counted every last 1 of my freckles

Peace & perfect bliss.


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Tue 12/30/08 09:36 AM
"The kiss which changes,
My longing, my fate,
The kiss which whisks me off, <<<flowers
The one for which I wait".


What a glorious parade of destiny and tranquil dreams await you in this sea of love.
May the kiss be sweet and long lasting.

Thank you and Happy New Yearwaving

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Tue 12/30/08 09:26 AM
I'm filled with so much emotion with this. I really have to keep myself from jumping through the screen to dance with you close and slow just once. And yes, you do remind us of Cinderella in this photo.
Love it Princess

brwnkimba:heart:

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Tue 12/30/08 09:20 AM
This line"damage the prey in a pampering way" is RAW brah D.
drinker

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Tue 12/30/08 09:17 AM
I feel like watching FOOTLOOSE!!!
And I wanna see 'em tooflowerforyou

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Mon 12/29/08 08:41 AM
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?

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Fri 12/26/08 10:14 AM
Thank you for saying what I was thinking H.K54
and you're very welcome.

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Fri 12/26/08 08:25 AM
Dr. Manis teaches at one of the colleges Macon, GA and wrote this for an editorial in the Macon Telegraph.Dr. Manis
When Are WE Going to Get Over It? For much of the last forty years, ever since America "fixed" its race problem in the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts, we white people have been impatient with African Americans who continued to blame race for their difficulties. Often we have heard whites ask, "When are African Americans finally going to get over it? Now I want to ask: "When are we White Americans going to get over our ridiculous obsession with skin color? Recent reports that "Election Spurs Hundreds' of Race Threats, Crimes" should frighten and infuriate every one of us. Having grown up in "Bombingham," Alabama in the 1960s, I remember overhearing an avalanche of comments about what many white classmates and their parents wanted to do to John and Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King. Eventually, as you may recall, in all three cases, someone decided to do more than "talk the talk." Since our recent presidential election, to our eternal shame we are once again hearing the same reprehensible talk I remember from my boyhood. We white people have controlled political life in the disunited colonies and United States for some 400 years on this continent. Conservative whites have been in power 28 of the last 40 years. Even during the eight Clinton years, conservatives in Congress blocked most of his agenda and pulled him to the right. Yet never in that period did I read any headlines suggesting that anyone was calling for the assassinations of presidents Nixon, Ford, Reagan, or either of the Bushes. Criticize them, yes. Call for their impeachment, perhaps. But there were no bounties on their heads. And even when someone did try to kill Ronald Reagan, the perpetrator was non-political mental case who wanted merely to impress Jody Foster. But elect a liberal who happens to be Black and we're back in the sixties again. At this point in our history, we should be proud that we've proven what conservatives are always saying -that in America anything is possible, EVEN electing a black man as president. But instead we now hear that schoolchildren from Maine to California are talking about wanting to "assassinate Obama." Fighting the urge to throw up, I can only ask, "How long?" How long before we white people realize we can't make our nation, much less the whole world, look like us? How long until we white people can -once and for all- get over this hell-conceived preoccupation with skin color? How long until we white people get over the demonic conviction that white skin makes us superior? How long before we white people get over our bitter resentments about being demoted to the status of equality with non-whites? How long before we get over our expectations that we should be at the head of the line merely because of our white skin? How long until we white people end our silence and call out our peers when they share the latest racist jokes in the privacy of our white-only conversations? I believe in free speech, but how long until we white people start making racist loudmouths as socially uncomfortable as we do flag burners? How long until we white people will stop insisting th at blacks exercise personal responsibility, build strong families, educate themselves enough to edit the Harvard Law Review, and work hard enough to become President of the United States, only to threaten to assassinate them when they do? How long before we starting "living out the true meaning" of our creeds, both civil and religious, that all men and women are created equal and that "red and yellow, black and white" all are precious in God's sight? Until this past November 4, I didn't believe this country would ever elect an African American to the presidency. I still don't believe I'll live long enough to see us white people get over our racism problem. But here's my three-point plan: First, everyday that Barack Obama lives in the White House that Black Slaves Built I'm going to pray that God (and the Secret Service) will protect him and his family from us white people. Second, I'm going to report to the FBI any white person I overhear saying, in seriousness or in jest, anything of a threatening nature about President Obama. Third, I'm going to pray to live long enough to see America surprise the world once again, when white people can "in spirit and in truth" sing of our damnable color prejudice, "We HAVE overcome." Andrew Manis is author of Macon Black and White and serves on the steering committee of Macon's Center for Racial understanding. It takes a Village to protect our President!!!

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Fri 12/26/08 02:19 AM
Hey pk, with cheeks of rose, eyes bedroom set, supple shoulders I toast .drinker
Thank thee from the whole of my heart and wish you a blessed NEW YEAR from start.


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