An archive containing past featured spotlight works, what we consider, some of the best works on TPS. Feel free to leave comments.
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mangodog
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by mangodog » July 10th, 2015, 5:51 pm
I wish for you
only the good notes
but Life is the composer
and He’s mastered
the
whole
keyboard
. . . . .
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Windsend
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by Windsend » July 10th, 2015, 10:10 pm
Hey dude, I can see that your dry spell has all dried up. <-----Did you see the pun? This is an absolutely freaking amazing poem. I love the entire thing, through and through, again and again, over and over. Thanks for posting. What a gem!
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Jerryk
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by Jerryk » July 12th, 2015, 8:33 am
So true, Mangodog;
life is the slipshod keyboard player who may endow us with a handful of pleasing notes as well as those jarring clinkers. Nice one,
Jerry
~verses from an old-fashioned bard; no ambiguities intended~
JerryK aka Alishonak, Snowbells, et al.
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CarolynKleefeld
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by CarolynKleefeld » July 12th, 2015, 5:51 pm
Beautiful and brilliant; masterfully and succinctly composed-- a gem!
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dwells
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by dwells » July 13th, 2015, 8:08 pm
I always liked the Gregorian chants and the darkly mystical compositions in minor key harmonies. The bad notes don't get much play. Cheers Drew and a noble gesture in verse well-said - cheers! - Dan