MOVING ON (The Poetry of James Magill)

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    • JimMagill
    • is is a widely published poet whose work has received, and continues to garner, some national attention in the USA. He has finished a 65 page manuscript of original, and previously unpublished, poetry titled "Reflections on the Human Condition" for which he is diligently searching for a publisher. A writing sample is available by accessing his Web Site at: www.jamesmagill.com

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    My Web Site offers an extended roster of some of the many poems that I have written.  Click on the following URL to access my Web Site:  www.jamesmagill.com

    MOVING ON (The Poetry of James Magill)

    MOVING ON

    Desert dancing

    Somewhat west of Phoenix

    Route 66 whispers

    A knowing lullaby

    Moonlit Texaco Star sways

    Not too far over head

    ---Thinking only about seeing

    Another day's untethered miles. ~


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    ~Jim Magill Poems (c) James Magill. All Rights Reserved.  MOVING ON has been previously published on a First Rights Basis.
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    jademelissa74 commented on MOVING ON (The Poetry of James Magill)

    07-03-2009

    A true insightful poem. It maintains a level of interest throughout its entirety. You are very talented. The ability to communicate a sentiment is very well portrayed. A great read for me!
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    JimMagill

    07/03/2009

    THANK YOU for taking the time to read some of my work. I really appreciate your thoughtful comments. ---Jim Magill

    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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