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Writer/Poet,
Misty
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QUOTES:
1. Poetry begins in Delight & ends in Wisdom.
-Robert Frost-
2. A thing of Beauty is a Joy forever.
-John Keats-
3. Poetry is Words from the Soul.
-Unknown-
4. The spider looks for a merchant Who Doesn't Advertise so he can spin a web across his door and lead a life of undisturbed peace.
-Mark Twain-
5. The Best & Most Beautiful Things in the World, can not be seen or even touched, they are felt with the Heart.
-Helen Keller-
6. "Good Friends for Jesus's sake forbear to dig the dust enclosed here. Blest he the man that spares these stones and cursed be he who moves my bones." (This script is written on William Shakespears tombstone.)
Click on Poetry at left to read all of My Poetry.
Click on News at left to read all the Latest News on Me.
Click on About the Author at left to read info about Me.
Please feel free to email me at: writer_poet1994@yahoo.com or send me comments about my work through the feedback on my site.
Thanks for visiting My Web Site.
Have a Great Poetic Day & God Bless!!!
Sincerely Yours,
Writer/Poet,
Misty
________________________________________________________
QUOTES:
1. Poetry begins in Delight & ends in Wisdom.
-Robert Frost-
2. A thing of Beauty is a Joy forever.
-John Keats-
3. Poetry is Words from the Soul.
-Unknown-
4. The spider looks for a merchant Who Doesn't Advertise so he can spin a web across his door and lead a life of undisturbed peace.
-Mark Twain-
5. The Best & Most Beautiful Things in the World, can not be seen or even touched, they are felt with the Heart.
-Helen Keller-
6. "Good Friends for Jesus's sake forbear to dig the dust enclosed here. Blest he the man that spares these stones and cursed be he who moves my bones." (This script is written on William Shakespears tombstone.)
