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Posted Sep 2, 07 by LVbianSynic
Yaye!! Happy Birthday!!!

Posted Aug 25, 07 by d1trublu4u2
Very beautiful thank you for sharing.

Posted Jul 17, 07 by tree3
It makes me wonder who was responsible for that lovely statue, someone who maybe knew her?
that could be another poem.
You are a freshet, my dear.

Posted Jun 24, 07 by Tobie2
As I listened to you I felt I was there, so well done!

Thank you for sharing it with us
Tobie2/Susan

Posted Jun 25, 07 by blueathena
thank you! More shall come in the coming weeks. Only two up so far!

Posted Jun 21, 07 by LVbianSynic
blue- it's so vivid- it makes me wonder if their souls speak through you. Do you feel that?

Posted Jun 25, 07 by blueathena
This was the very first poem I wrote for this series. I wrote while in the cemetery looking at this statue. So yeah, I think a few of the stories speak to me. I've fictionalized the names, but the life stories are very similar to ones that actually more...

Posted Jun 5, 07 by shakiespeare
thanks Laura,
a veiw that is put across very well...feel like I was walking in

Posted Jun 25, 07 by blueathena
thanks, and I am glad that the imagery was so clear. :)

Posted May 16, 07 by Dugalwest
What an interesting idea, Laura, and a beautiful statue to start your series. It must have been grim, indeed, in the asylums of that era and you've really conveyed the desolation and pathos of that. This looks like a beautiful cemetery. I'm looking forward more...

Posted Jun 25, 07 by blueathena
thank you, Doug. I have found the website for this asylum, and they have a number of early obituaries and articles posted online for researchers to peruse. Early asylums were grim, and many times people were sent to them simply for rebelling against more...

Posted May 14, 07 by 0Corky0madejustforyou
when did she die? why did she die? who is she?...i will look this up ...i am entreged x

Posted May 14, 07 by blueathena
well, the girl is fictional, hence the "imagined lives" in the subheading of my title. hehe. But her story is not so imagined... there was a state asylum in Lexington, KY, which housed only females and it did experience a wave of the cholera epidemic. more...

Posted May 13, 07 by slodeth5
Past lives opened to our hearts so new, so fresh, so in need o f these reminders. Your heart moves like a clock, Laura, steady, visable with just that bit of philisophical mystery to it that brings me back to beautiful thoughts. It was well worth the more...

Posted May 13, 07 by Masery
That was well written and heart wrenching. I could see the story.