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Dear ChrisA,
I love what I am reading thus far! The layout is immecable, well written, easy to follow, and the characters are identified beautifully. The story is so interesting so far. Very real, as if this family could be our neighbors. I am down to religous differences, I will be reading more shortly. I cannot stay away from this kind of talent. Bravo ChrisA. The parts that I loved the most so far is what is below, and what transpired with Rose, when the parents came from Iraq. Brilliant! I love the character of Rose, she is so real. I also can identify, being an artist also, one does delve into our art world as escape at times.
During dinner one night, the Doctor exclaimed, “Honey, you look silly with that outfit on. Why don’t you go take it off?”
“After dinner—” she replied.
“But we’re eating as a family and you’re dressed like a clown.”
Rose dropped her silverware clamorously onto the tablemat; then stood up in front of the family. Lethe and his sister were watching closely to see what she would do. The Doctor looked alarmed. Using body language, she pretended to be trapped inside an invisible box. She used gestures but no voice to convey herself. Brother and sister giggled at the table, and the Doctor looked at his wife as if she were someone he had never met before.
Rose’s escape into her art was baffling to her husband
wow, thank you. This novel is my life. All of your comments and critiques are warmly welcomed. The feedback I get on this novel will ultimately disclose my blindspots and preconceived notions, allowing me to create a sharper, more vivid picture of life! Thank you.
Biography: Jacquii Cooke is a 32 year old Black Poet from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. As Webmistress of Poetry in Color Forum, she is devoted to the more abstract styles, especially those with a strong feminine voice that center around the topic of redemption and righting the wrongs of past transgressions.
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Hey CHRISA - Looks very interesting - Feel free to post parts of it in the Inspiring Novelists forum if you want.
Good idea. That's what I'll do intead. By the way, I don't know if you started this whole thing online, but I want you to know that I really think it's spectacular life-affirming joy to participate in. Thanks again.
Biography: Jacquii Cooke is a 32 year old Black Poet from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. As Webmistress of Poetry in Color Forum, she is devoted to the more abstract styles, especially those with a strong feminine voice that center around the topic of redemption and righting the wrongs of past transgressions.
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Thanx very much CHRISA - So glad you like the community.
Yes I started it - but it's talent like yours which makes it such a fabulous setting to take part in
I sent you a PM earlier - Hope you got it in good humor
I took a jaunt over to your website MSJacquii and found myself very engrossed in reading your poems. The energy and enthusiasm that radiates from your poetry is positively inspiring . . . and not only do you have verbal finesse but this technicolor idea is fascinating . . .i see that you too are inspired by technology and what you can do with it as a medium for your writing . . . the possibilities of fiction and poetry in virtual mediums . . . Again, I am honored to be a contributor to this site . . . and send me a picture of you! I would like to see what you look like too . . .
Biography: Jacquii Cooke is a 32 year old Black Poet from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. As Webmistress of Poetry in Color Forum, she is devoted to the more abstract styles, especially those with a strong feminine voice that center around the topic of redemption and righting the wrongs of past transgressions.
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