Arriving by Peter Rivendell Just a poem about the way I`ve been feeling lately. [65 words]
The Embrace by R Bennett Okerstrom A newly born vampire's first taste. [90 words]
Holding On To Life by L A Winterburn One mans fight with suicide. [109 words]
The Netherworld by Stuart Eric Longridge The real world, before the smothering of education. [103 words]
Supa Computa by Stuart Eric Longridge A scary realistic tale. [140 words]
Gone by Peter Rivendell Being miserable is the new black. [197 words]
Winter Wind by Judith Goff Alone. [128 words]
Where? by Judith Goff Lost love [97 words]
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Vampire Wedding by David B Doc Byron Two vampires take their wedding vows. [129 words]
Trees by David B Doc Byron You figure it out! [145 words]
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The Looking Glass by Judith Goff - [155 words]
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Missing You by L A Winterburn - [21 words]
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In Your Dreams by R Bennett Okerstrom - [71 words]
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Summer by Kirsten McManus - [372 words]
Something by Kirsten McManus - [39 words]
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12.5.02 by Kirsten McManus - [57 words]
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TITLE (EDIT)
Mummy |
DESCRIPTION
Shows a child dealing with her mothers death.
[116 words] |
AUTHOR
Dianne Lee |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
40 year olf female australia new writer.
[November 2002] |
AUTHOR'S E-MAIL ADDRESS
scooter14@hotmail.com |
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (3)
Old Age (Poetry) A little poem on how we dismiss the aged [90 words]
The Hands Of Time (Poetry) Poem depicting life. [287 words]
The Memorial (Poetry) Just a little poem about a memorial. [87 words]
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Mummy
Dianne Lee
Hello I brought some flowers,
Especially for you,
I hope you still like them?
The way you used to do.
I really need to talk to you
I miss you more each day,
Things aren't the same here anymore
Since you went far away.
Daddy doesn't smile no more,
He cried the other day
And I am trying really hard
To help in anyway.
He say's your up in heaven now
And how pretty it must be,
But I don't want you there no more
I want you here with me.
I didn't mean to cry today
I know you miss us too,
But if heaven wants an angel
Couldn't we have come with you?
Please look down on us mummy
And help us manage through
If we must stay alone down here
Instead of there with you.
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"Egads! I've been tricked! This has not a thing to do with ancient Egyptian embalming practices." -- Quotesmith.
"Quotesmith: from the description how could you have been tricked into believing it was Egyptian mumification or didn't you read past the title " -- dianne lee, sunbury, victoria.
"A failed experiment in trying to proove that you're actually a writer...oh yeah, and I can just delete your petty emails with your petty remarks, mate. You worthless aussie bitch." -- Cole , Amherst, MA, USA.
"cole i don't have any idea what emails you are talking about but i do want to rectify two things. One is I am aussie and damm proud of it and the second is ITS QUEEN BITCH TO YOU SHITHEAD" -- Dianne Lee.
"You tell him Dianne. BTW I noticed that under one of your other pieces you erased that big-@$$ message that you once got when you first arrived here. That one was a pretty good message, explained a lot, and gave warnings about this kind of b.s., pretty good info. for all newcomers I think. Ashame you decided to delete it, but oh well your choice." -- sal.
"Thanks for that sal but I have to ask you about that message as I have not deleted any messages although on computers I am not very efficient so could you let me know what it was. " -- Dianne Lee.
"Sure thing doll. Maybe it wasn't you, but somebody once said something like they were knew here, and wondered what all the fuss was over a guy named JA St.George. I think he, or one of his buddies like Quotesmith a.k.a. Friend of St.George wrote you a reply. I was thinking it was you, I could be wrong. I just thought it helped explain why this board has gone to hell." -- sal.
"Oops! My mistake, I'm confusing you with a writer who was only briefly here before moving onto another site. I'd say which one, but I don't want to sound like I'm some kind of paid spokesman. Anyway this I took from the message, and hopefully it should help to explain the confusion. Obviously I can't find something if I'm looking in the wrong spot. :-) :QUESTION Needing A Review DISCUSSION I am only new to this site and would despertely love to get a review to settle my nerves so if you can help me please do so. I am also very curious about JA St. George as reading some of the messages posted it seems he is spoken to or about by a quite a few people. SUBMITTED BY Dianne Lee DATE POSTED November 28, 2002 E-MAIL ADDRESS scooter14@hotmail.com RESPONSE "Controversial former advisor, gone to another site. What more needs to be said. " -- Tim. (2002-11-28) "The review column for Pearl S's 'The Masochist Boy' pretty much explained everything to me. I never actually encountered the guy. " -- Kym Kendrick. (2002-11-28) " -- sal.
"yes you are right sal that was me and it is still on mesage board Thanks" -- Dianne Lee.
"When someone actually suggested that I return to the Mummy story I almost hid under my bed. Not the Mummy Returns I said to myself, but I returned to the Mummy all the same. Now, ...Dianne. Since I am considered a reknowned expert for tracking down obscure information, specifically quotes, I was asked to explain, and I have agreed to do so, despite being on the lookout for gooey mummies. Dear Ms. Moreno??? is refering to a column that I did indeed write, but it was under a story by a Pearl S., and not Dianne Lee. The obvious confusion being sparked by two women requesting the same information near the same time. If you have not read the article posted beneath the "Masochist Boy" (which by the way is a worthy read in my opinion) then I will summarize that the article dealt with the time JA St.George (a author/editor I've had occasion to work with) spent upon the Storymania board. I didn't go into the fact that there are individuals who would fasle-name post for reasons known only to themselves that compromise the usability of this site, but I did hint at it. During the time that I've spent here I've seen far worse than this Cole post, though that may be difficult to believe." -- Quotesmith.
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2002 Dianne Lee |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
November 2002 |
NUMBER OF TIMES TITLE VIEWED
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