"Shades Of Blue" (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 He has finished a 65 page manuscript of original, and previously unpublished, poetry titled "Reflections on the Human Condition" for which he is diligently searching for a publisher.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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    I am a creative writer (i.e., poet).  Here is the URL to a video of mine (on the concept of creativity) titled "Where From:"  http://www.webbytalents.com/play.php?vid=612  

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    Also, here is the URL to my Web Site:     www.jamesmagill.com   My Web Site offers an extened writing sample and other information.  I would be honored by all who might chose to visit my Web Site.

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    "Shades Of Blue" (The Poetry of James Magill)


    "Shades Of Blue"

    You just had to go your lonesome way

    So quiet, yet so much to say.

    Since you've left, I've grown so small

    Both inside and out, cheap talk seems tall.

    To be like you, I wish that I could

    Try to stand, where you once stood.

    But you have your ways, and I have mine

    We'll meet again --- at some other time. ~


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    ~Jim Magill Poems (c) James Magill. All Rights Reserved.  "Shades of Blue" has had exposure on the Internet, but it has yet to be published in a hard copy format.

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    everafter commented on "Shades Of Blue" (The Poetry of James Magill)

    07-04-2009

    your poem was very touching and heartfelt. i hope that one day you will meet again. well written and enjoyed
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    JimMagill

    07/04/2009

    Thank you "everafter" for reading my poem. I really appreciate your comments, and the opportunity to initeract with other poets on this site! ----JimMagill Web Site: www.jamesmagill.com

    Poetry is what gets lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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