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If you come here thinking you're going to read alot of happy, life is great, I couldn't ask for more, then you have come to the wrong place to read. I write alot of angst and come to think of it, I always have for alot of years. I think that is why I am a writer.I have these feelings inside my mind and soul so deep it seems I just can't reach deep enough to scratch them. I have always been a deep thinker and always searching for answers to the unknown. At an early age of writting, I had alot of questions. Questions about life and it's mysteries. These past three years, since my family died at the same time, I write alot about my grief. Though I am growing in the grief process, I feel I will always have a yearning for my lost loved ones and I will always write to them the rest of my life. It is my release so I can breath again and go on with life. My writings are more of a healing process for myself. Pen and paper are my best friends and have never let me down yet. I do have 2 grown sons which I am extremely proud of. They are the only family I have now and they are my life.

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Poem TitlePoet NameCritique Given by Rene L BennettCritique Date
Old FolksKenneth R. PattonKenneth, What a honest and great write. You actually brought back my own memories of remembering when I was young and even people in their 20s and 30s seemed so ancient to me then and as I reached youth, I agree, it seemed so sad to me then how it didn't seem fair in life that my grandparents should be so old (or so I thought) And now, as I too am middle aged, I see life as intended and the old age I thought was so ancient, doesn't seem so old afterall. Thanks for the read as well as a great memory. Rene'2008-05-28 03:49:29
over the moonRegis L ChapmanRegis, I am so glad you added the comments you did because it made this poem even all that much more beautiful and defiantely gave this reader the imagery as I am sure you wrote it and all I can say is bravo! I bet it is so beautiful, your meditating rock. And I hope your flight lands you safely with your loved one. Rene'2008-05-28 03:43:31
Patched InJames C. HorakLOL, Lazy Boy! Love the ending! Short and very effective. I truly like this James. Rene'2008-03-17 20:12:17
The Dragon InsideDellena RovitoDellena, You took me through several emotions in this piece. The 1st stanza was most mild, kind of sad...the 2nd stanza, you pick your mood up and actually seems like anger flew from your pen and the 3rd stanza, I liked best of all....It doesn't really mean anything (lol) they are thoughts from awhile ago..(perfect) Always, Rene'2008-03-07 05:35:38
In TimeThomas H. SmihulaThomas! Beautifully writen! I really enjoyed reading your words in this poem that for me was understood. You wrote from your heart here. Rene'2008-03-07 05:32:04
The WeddingDellena RovitoDellena! I read this twice. It is beautiful. Perfect title too. Questions, don't you wish they would just go away sometimes. They can be haunting. At least to me they can be and I have always questioned alot. I enjoy reading your work and again, your metaphors are perfect. Always, Rene'2008-02-15 22:13:10
In TransitJames C. HorakJames, You have been penning some serious peoms lately. Dark, I like it...LOL! For some reason it is words as these I understand. Your ending...We know not to be joyed or still...perfect ending. Leaves the reader longing for more. Always, Rene'2008-02-15 22:03:15
Not Particularmarilyn terwillegerWell, I am glad you reposted it. Beautiful. Tips of tulips mouths...breathtaking. I hope soon to write with such metaphors as everyone else here seems to. I feel my writting is so inaduquate compared to all others. Everyone here, you included are such beautiful poets. Always, Rene'2008-02-15 21:56:41
Law OfficeClaudia F. SepeHi Claudia...WOW, I take it you have been to an attornys office lately. I try to stay away from those places if at all possible though I too have been sitting in that chair wondering a time or two. Hope all is well. Rene2008-02-15 21:39:10
Show GirlJames C. HorakJames, I gotta say you penned this really well. I enjoyed reading this alot! And I actually understood your metaphors...lol... Always, Rene'2008-02-15 21:32:26
Mortal Wingsmarilyn terwillegerMarilyn, Beautiful! Written from the heart and so true too. Longing for that promised sail. And nothing more refreshing than renewing oneself. Great poem, friend. Always, Rene'2008-02-15 21:30:28
A Tattered Poem (Somewhat more than usual)James C. HorakJames, I don't know what your other critiques were but I like it!! I am just now experiementing with free verse and I can only hope my words flow as yours! Thanks for leading me to this piece, I read it twice! Your ending was superb!! Perfect! Always, Rene'2008-02-14 23:34:49
The Autopsy's CoronerJames C. HorakJames, Short but very well written. I like the way you can just write your thoughts like this. Always, Rene'2008-02-14 01:51:34
A True StoryKenneth R. PattonKenneth, I enjoyed reading your memory of your granfather. I guess back in the WW 2 era, people really did believe they were fighting a cause to finally put an end to all wars. But who was to predict the future or the advancement technology has made since then. Though, it was a good idea and a great thought for those nack then truly fighting for the cause. It makes you wonder, will war ever be obsolete? I honestly don't think it ever will be. It never has been yet. Thanks for sharing your memory and making me think. Rene' 2008-02-07 17:09:14
BUFFY'S SONG AND RISING ABOVE IT ALLMark D. KilburnI admit being dumb here. I honestly do not know who Buffy St. Marie is...lol. Nice write though. Always, Rene'2007-12-07 01:49:38
Whispers of TruthJames C. HorakJames, This is great! Your first 2 stanzas put me exactly where I am, in winterland. Brrr. My puppy is about 5 months old and I seem to have to take him outside quite often (him being so small) and everytime I go outside, I see and feel your poem here. Especially as I stated, the 1st 2 stanzas. Seriously, as I read this, I felt myself standing outside in the cold again..lol Always, Rene'2007-12-07 00:17:37
The AwakeningDebbie SpicerDebbie, I love your imagery here. Here lately when reading other peoples poetry, I seem to get lost in the imagery and read with awe at the beauty that I see most people pen. You are no exception. Rene'2007-12-07 00:14:51
The GatewayMonica ONeillMonica, Memories are beautiful. What was and what is. Yes, time changes alot of things, but to capture the past in memorance is truly a gift. Rene'2007-12-07 00:08:24
Sunrise to SunsetThomas H. SmihulaWow Thomas! Awesome!! And the font you chose is perfect for this piece. You write a lot of wonderful words. Rene'2007-12-07 00:06:26
Tapestrymarilyn terwillegerMarilyn, Beautiful poetry here! Serioulsy! I love the beauty you see through what seems to be a depression. Beautiful words! Always, Rene'2007-12-06 23:57:48
When the Monkey Grinds the OrganJames C. HorakJames, I enjoyed this read. I remember the days od singing hymns in church. (I was a lot younger then) but you brought back memories. I like your format you used here and gret penning, poet. Rene'2007-12-06 23:52:56
Inner OceansMary J CoffmanMary! WOW! Absolutly beautiful and your font and format are perfect!! My gosh! I do mean it when I say, this is awesome and I am voting on it! Rene'2007-12-06 23:45:45
Green Christmas PurseLola BlazeLola, What a beautiful Christmas wish! Who could ask for more. Your 3rd stanza alone could be a poem. Thanks for the read. Rene'2007-12-06 23:44:11
Sighs of Autumnmarilyn terwillegerMaybe an old poem but it's beauty is freshing to this reader. You capture autumn with your word of imagery which made me feel as though I was there seeing this with you. Thank you. Rene'2007-12-06 22:17:29
DelayJames C. HorakDelay....Perfect title. I read this several times. One stolen moment...defiantely poetic. I love the way most poets here can pen such beauty with the twist of words. Rene'2007-12-06 22:10:20
Those That Kill Their OwnJames C. HorakJames, Your imagery for death is (I must say) beautiful. I know, most people would not describe death as beautiful, but death is life and life is death. It is just nature. Rene'2007-12-06 19:57:28
Everything IsThomas H. SmihulaYou write as I, from within. That is what makes poetry also you share a bit of yourself with your fellow readers. Thank you. Rene'2007-12-06 19:55:10
My Little Black BookThomas H. SmihulaI really like the idea you have here of looking inside the little black book to see the inner you. This is really great! What an idea and what a write! Rene'2007-12-06 19:53:25
The QuestThomas H. SmihulaThomas, Another beautiful write. I enjoyed reading this. Short and effective. Rene'2007-12-06 19:40:35
Lad of SevenThomas H. SmihulaThis broke my heart as i read each stanza. Grief, I believe is the hardest hurdle in life to experience, especially for a small child. My heart to yours in this heartfelt piece. Rene'2007-11-30 17:22:55
AwakenThomas H. SmihulaThomas, I have to say, this is the best poem I have read of yours yet! Truly a masterpiece here. When I read a stanza I feel really sticks out as a favorite, I read yet, another one. This is defiantely one to be proud of. Visual now, air with sparks Heat intense, yet no burn marks...is breath taking and your ending is the finale of the entire write. Bravo!! Rene'2007-11-30 02:09:39
Sparrow Tearsmarilyn terwillegerWow! Beautiful imagery! I read this twice and my favorite stanza was..A heart of aches precedes me, yesterday only an echo. Sparrow Tears is such a perfect title for this. I wish I had just a fraction of your imagery in writting. Rene' 2007-11-30 01:52:27
Mortal Wingsmarilyn terwillegerI am not to hip on which poems are what kind (named) either way, this piece is breath taking. Like a prayer to yourself. Great job on this one poet. Defiantely a Hallmark read. Rene'2007-11-30 01:19:40
Out Of SeasonDellena RovitoLife's cycle, nature at it's best! You have penned the perfect season here. Your imagery is beautiful and interesting to read. I love it when a poet writes a piece which keeps me longing for the next word. Always, Rene'2007-11-30 01:15:36
Simple MindedThomas H. SmihulaLOL, I really liked this. I never expected the ending. This is like a nursery rhyme. Great job on this one, Thomas! Rene'2007-11-30 01:12:51
The MisguidedDellena RovitoDellena, You are quite a great writer. I love your thought process here. So easy to follow and understand. Your words are so true as we all just followed those we trusted, adapting their ways without question. Great thought provoking piece. Rene'2007-11-16 01:47:03
Tattered Prayermarilyn terwillegerMarilyn, Wow! Let me read this again, brb. YOU HAVE PENNED A BEAUTIFUL, LIFE LIFE PIECE. IMAGERY IS TO ENVY AS YOU CAPTURE IT ALL HERE. Rene'2007-11-16 01:44:33
PastelMary J CoffmanBREATHTAKING!! BEAUTIFUL AND YOUR IMAGERY IS A MASTERPIECE. CONGRATS!! Rene'2007-11-16 01:42:16
In the CavesThomas H. SmihulaI like your rhyming here as well as imagery. Rene'2007-11-16 01:39:17
Peeking Through the BranchesThomas H. SmihulaI believe everyone pays their dues in life even if at the end. A good thought provoking piece. Rene'2007-11-16 01:38:20
A DreamThomas H. SmihulaWow! A life of rainbows...nice thought. Rene'2007-11-16 01:37:30
Must BeThomas H. SmihulaMust be!! Love is a funny thing and very hard to describe in words but you have penned it perfectly. Rene'2007-11-16 00:05:28
A Moment In TimeThomas H. SmihulaYour first 3 stanzas were breath taking and penned extremely beautiful Your last stanza kind of threw me off. It seemed as though you needed to end the poem but didn't know how. A quick ending. Maybe it is just me but the last stanza seemed as though it didn;t go with the awesome write of the 1st three stranzas. But I did truly enjoy reading this. You are quite a writter. Rene'2007-11-16 00:00:57
This Chamber DoorThomas H. SmihulaI too like Poe and think you penned a masterpiece here. I truly enjoyed the read from 1st stanza to the very last stanza. I love the thought of opening the lid of a jewerly box and having an emerald of your life..breath taking!! Rene'2007-11-15 23:57:26
Duchess of the SeaPaul H. RoefsPaul, This is seriously beautiful!! What imagery and a perfectly penned masterpiece. WOW! And I mean WOW! You kept this readers attention through the entire read as if I were watching a movie on TV. Bravo my friend!! Rene'2007-10-29 16:42:50
Winter's MagicJana Buck HanksWow, you describe winter as is...brrrr. I got cold reading this...lol. I could really relate to the part of the curtain fighting back the cold. Great imagery. Rene'2007-10-29 16:39:45
Enchanted Mornmarilyn terwillegerMarilyn. you write with such finesse. I only wish I had the vocabularly you have. You have never writen anything that didn't hold the attention of the reader. Keep writing my friend, you are wonderful. Rene'2007-10-29 01:23:49
the sackmancharles r pittsWow, I gotta say, this is a really good write and even more eireer knowing this is writen from a childhood fright. That wasn't very nice of your friends mom to scare you like that but it does make for a great write. Rene'2007-10-29 01:13:19
In My ThoughtsJames C. HorakYour imagery always leaves me in awe. You have such a different style of writing and with each piece as well. Which is an awesome thing. The reader never knows what to expect. Great write. Rene'2007-10-29 01:09:48
Words are the Mortar of LifePaul H. RoefsPaul, You are right! This sould be in a plague on a wall. If your words please your tongue They will always be well spun...this alone is a masterpiece. It can actually writen to be a haiku. Thank you for leading me to read this. It actually even put a smile on my face. You have writen this very well and the flow is perfect. Rene' 2007-10-25 20:04:58
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