Faces

For intelligent adult readers.

The profoundest work ever written.

Praise for Faces

“The most amazing piece I’ve ever read. It screams the pain, the isolation, the mystery. This is genius. Brilliant!!!!”--G. Bostic

“This is a poem of magnificence. I don’t know how to describe how excellent this piece is. I love this work.”--Kenneth P.

“A most powerful write. I am not easy with high ratings. I will not review a poem if I can’t rate it at 90 or above. Generally, if I rate at 95 or above, you’ve definitely earned my respect. Here, however, is a clean 98 rating. I’ve never given higher. 100 is impossible because no poem can ever be perfect. And if I ever find a 99 poem, I’m sure I will go blind immediately after reading it. This poem has me tearing and squinting from its brilliance.”--Rick Puetter

“Wow. Where to start? The imagery is intensely fitting and the structure complements beautifully. Your word choice is amazing. Congratulations on a masterful write.”--Brad Nugent

“A spectacular poem. Beautiful and very descriptive.”--P.B.

“…captivating…intoxicating…fabulous…mind-boggling…staggering…wonderful…superb…absolute genius…inspiring…hugely impressive…incredible…stupefying…extremely powerful…dwarfing…masterly…breathtaking…” etc.--misc.

!!!So where the hell’s my Jane Stirling!!!

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Don’t miss my collection of poems

Out Of The Whirl

available on Amazon at:

Out Of The Whirl: Sanders, Ron: 9798671245547: Amazon.com: Books

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Author's Note

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Reviews

[Fabian G. Franklin]

I could read the reviews but not the poem itself. The bright multi-colored layout and small font were not friendly to my aging eyes and strain as I did, I just couldn't make it out.