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pat0306 Posted 11 years, 7 months ago.   Favorite
That is a beautiful poem. It makes me really think bout my love who is locked away from me. Its peoms like yours that keep me being ever faithful to my lover. I hope that you can keep going.
Patricia

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hurricanelucy Posted 11 years, 7 months ago.   Favorite
I never NOR will I ever forget you. I have just been going through it and I guess I have always had faith in us knowing that we are forever and though we may hit some hard times and I crawl in a corner to lick my wounds and don't have a lot to say about it ... I always stay true to the love and commitment. I don't like the void either because I stumble on things like this and see you have shared with the world that I could possibly ever walk away and forget the truest love of my life... I hope you are not feeling like that anymore. I am trying to make a difference and not be distant... I love you Michael! completely forever!

Your True Love
Lisa Sommers

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Julia Posted 11 years, 8 months ago.   Favorite
Thanks for writing! I finished the transcription for your post. I am curious about your last point, about prisons being communist training centers that even touch the guards, could you elaborate on that, why do you see it that way? Hope your well and in a good health, Julia

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Calhoun25 Posted 11 years, 8 months ago.   Favorite
Hmmm, sounds like the Department of Corrections is not paying much attention to us citizens! (Where have we seen this in history?) Unfortunately, I don't have much pratical experience with governmental agencies. I would guess building up public support might help, or just repeatedly contacting the Department's appeal center (if that's a thing). Perhaps, if you can, try scheduling a face-to-face meeting with a Department agent? Maybe he or she will be won over by your sincerity. Anyway, hopefully fellow BtB commentors will have more helpful suggestions. Hang in there, brother! In the meantime, try reading legal and political philosophy for fun (if you can); people tend to enjoy Plato, Locke, Rousseau, &c. (if you haven't heard of them already). Can't wait to read your next posts!
Peace,
Calhoun25

phxfinn Posted 11 years, 8 months ago.   Favorite
Very powerful post this month. Everyone in the family sought out that article. My mom actually went to a couple different stores in search of the magazine. I wonder if there are people interested in keeping the program going? Or maybe TIME might follow up with a comment in their magazine about the program shutting down, which could create a call-to-action?? We can only hope. Take care!

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Lavender Posted 11 years, 8 months ago.   Favorite
Hi Milo

I've transcribed your poem. Thank you for your note regarding the first of the posts I transcribed for you. When I first discovered this website it appeared that none of yours had been done, but it turned out that wasn't the case. I'm so glad I was wrong. (While I was reading them, I realised it was just as straightforward to type them up, so in the end I stopped reading and started typing, which I why I didn't know until later that other people were on the case.) I'm going to keep going through your 'back catalogue' until they're all done, anyway.

I'm glad the name Lavender has happy connotations for you - it was chosen with all the connotations of the name in mind.

With kind regards
Lavender

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