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Date Posted: 22:25:09 08/27/02 Tue
Author: Leisa*)
Author Host/IP: AC8D454E.ipt.aol.com / 172.141.69.78
Subject: Re: Lost and Found
In reply to: AAAAGGGSSS 's message, "Re: Lost and Found" on 19:19:26 08/27/02 Tue

thanks Al.

Actually it was just a love poem that came while I was editing some stuff for the new book.
Smart grandma you have/had there.

Wish I had more time to stick around and read and comment but summer, with kids, there's rarely a free moment to myself.
They go back to school next week so hopefully I can be around more.

Leisa*)

>Hey Leisa,
>
>First of all I think this is a real killer, but then
>most of your stuff is. So, there's that. And, you're
>right, this stuff all did just drift away, somehow.
>Oh, by the way I loved this line:
>
>Dissolved before our eyes
>adjusted the dark
>
>as well as the one following it.
>
>It was a real darling Leisa, the only thing I wanted
>to say was that once I spoke to m y grandmother and
>she told me then that it was to her advantage to know
>two languages since she got better reflection on
>meanings, and what it was she was trying to say. So,
>then maybe it is in more reflection that we derive
>meaning, or maybe that alone is enough to still it all
>from so quickly being stole away. al

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