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Sent: Monday, March 01, 2010

I'm reading The Secret again. I'm on your website. I am on the right path. I just got out of an engagement to a man who told me after the cake tasting that he wasn't ready. I was devastated but glad he spoke up. He wasn't present on many occassions, he didn't listen, but in doing reading and thinking back neither was I. I didn't fight, cry, or beg him to marry me. I let him go and now I'm doing my work.

Reading, visualizing changing my mindset and putting love first in word and action. I'm thankful for your website. I have spent much time reading it, slowly and thoroughly. I'm glad that your words were there to help me with my journey.

I just wanted to offer thanks; you never know who's reading, who you are inspiring and who needs you.

All the best!!!

S


Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Subject: Inspired

Dearest Shelley,

I came to your site by chance,
I feel lucky to have walked in here in a trance.

I met my soul mate, my true love some time back,
We bond, we explore, there is just time we lack.

I could never stop describing her kindness, her love,
There is nothing to prove she wasn't sent from above.

She taught me poetry, she taught me to feel,
In moments of memory, it plays like a film reel.

Bless us. Guide us. I don't know much,
All I know is that I never knew love was such.

Thanks for being an inspiration. It is rare to find someone who believes. I do.

Take care.

A


Sent: Sunday, November 22, 2009

Dear Shelley:

Thank you from the bottom of my heart; you have moved me deeply!

I have read all your letters, poems and advice; and thou I am no longer looking for anyone except myself, your words of great wisdom have given me direction. I do have a DREAM that I will follow.

Honestly I can say that I have felt and experienced every emotion that you have described at least once in my lifetime.

I am currently in what is supposed to be known as my “Twilight Years”. My parents and grandparents have left me, my children have grown up and left me and I find myself truly alone.

For the past 10-15 years I have been eagerly trying to discover where I came from so I will know where I am going; working on my heritage website and meeting many online “distant cousins”. It is through my website that I have found a purpose that drives me to my completion, and has helped me discover who I really am. Not one person in my immediate family cares enough to even READ my work, and that does matter anymore.

As you might have already guessed, I had never really found myself, I’ve always tried to be what I thought others wanted me to be. A series of failed marriages and relationships that left me feeling empty, and the loss of parents that also brought a loss of any family ties to siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins; can really make us feel like a single ship lost in a storm, IF we let it..

I am the eldest child of my parents. My dad was the eldest child of his parents; and my grandfather and grandmother were the eldest child of their parents; so of course I always felt like I had to be “the leader”, “the one with the most accomplishments”, “the one to set the example for all the others to follow”.. Once they passed away; the family ties also faded away; in spite of my efforts to hold us together. .

Filled with lack of self esteem and self worth; and searching for something to wake me up and shake me up; I found your website, which has given me new hope.

I now realize IT IS NOT MY FAULT; I realize I DON’T HAVE TO DO OR FIX ANYTHING. I am not to blame for any of their closed narrow minded ways. I don’t have to be anything or do anything to please any one..

Thank you for sharing your experiences; and for helping me find my way.

W


Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009

Dear Shelley, I just had to write to you to tell you how profoundly
your poetry and wise words have affected me. Today, for some reason,
I was moved to look up "soul poetry" on line, having these past days
felt some unrest in my heart and soul. ( Not like me at all-I am a
happy, funny, gregarious sort of girl. But recently, I met the man
who I think is my soulmate, and was shocked with myself at how much
fear bubbled out of me. Not fear with him--with me!) Reading on
different sites, I found that there was nothing that really moved me.
I happened upon yours, and was caught by your Match.com story. It made
me smile!! But then I began to read your poetry, and then almost your
whole site--and was stunned by the answers that were right there
before me!!! Stunned. I saw so clearly the things that I have to work
on, and MUST work on. I have never ever written to anyone that I did
not know before, but I am practicing being open and truthful:-) You are
so special that I just wanted to say thank you for your words and
wisdom. I wish you and those you love all of the best. Again, Thank
You. Sincerely, Heidi O'Connor P.S.-I started writing again today-
something that I have not done in twenty years. Nothing as great or
noteworthy as you-but at least my soul has a voice once again.

H

MY RESPONSE

Dear H,

 Thank YOU so much for sharing that with me!! It serves a reminder of what I'm here to do. I can't tell you how much it means to know that my writing is doing what it was intended to do... HELP PEOPLE! I experienced that very same fear with my soul mate (now husband), even after all the very hard work I did on myself prior, and thinking I was ready.  It is very scary to completely open yourself to being 100% vulnerable, real, raw, unprotected... to let yourself be seen for who and what you really are, flaws and all, cellulite and all :-) - everything else be damned... the fear of possible loss, not being truly loved and accepted, of being abandoned in the end - left with that sick terrible feeling we all know... but it all really does boil down to loving and trusting yourself, and believing... no... KNOWING, that everything really does happen for a reason... a lesson... and that once those really big lessons are learned... because they never stop, that there is a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, and that wishes really do come true!  It's all starts and ends with you... your relationship with yourself, and how comfortable you are in your own skin! 

Wishing You Peace and Love, 

Shelley


Sent: Sunday, August 09, 2009

I was reading over all your stuff. You have held true to your belief's and that is what I am so proud of you for. "You have walked on water"

D


Sent: Monday, August 03, 2009

Hi Shelley,

I just wanted to take the time and say thank you so much for your website!!!! The info I found on there is very positive and uplifting! I couldn't believe I was getting all of this for free. So again I want to say thank you! Can I have your permission to add your link to my blog? www.holistictrainer.blogspot.com 

Thanks

N


Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009

Hi Shelley :)

I just ran across your website and really admire your message.
Recently I've come to many of the same conclusions regarding our
individual creative powers and how God's love is absolute (though I've
been on this path for awhile now, these things really sunk in after
reading "Conversations with God" by Neale Donald Walsch--a truly
wonderful book).

I understand you are taking time off to be with your baby--
congratulations!--so I'm just curious; do you know of another psychic
advisor in the DFW area who shares your philosophy? I do my best to
get in touch with my inner wisdom whenever I encounter problems, but
sometimes it helps to talk to someone who's a little farther along, so
to speak. :)

Thank you very much for your time!

S


Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009

How do you know what your fears are?

someone told me that "from my fears I have attracted a mirror of myself" He just told me when need a break.


I hope its not over. ..How can I change it if it is?


Thanks

S

MY RESPONSE

Hi S,

First of all, let me say, you are always attracting a mirror of yourself, whether you have fears or not. It is the great Universal “Law of Attraction”.
Every relationship is a mirror. In how you relate with ANYONE, you are seeing a reflection of you are relating with yourself. To change what you attract, you must change how you relate with yourself – specifically your ego/personality (the face you show to the world) - relates with - your heart, your deepest inner knowing and desire, which is also the voice of your conscience.

A break may very well be what you need… and it could be a gift in disguise. The important thing is to recognize what you are supposed to be learning from this, so that you can get one step closer to finding your ultimate partner – which can only happen once you find yourself… You will know it when you have found both. It starts with being true to who you really are and what you really want at all times, and not settling for anything less.

Shelley


From: S
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009

Hi Shelley,

I ran across your site by accident, and found it very helpful and
positive during a difficult moment in my life. I have some questions,
though, about the law of attraction. You mention that relationships
are a mirror, and we receive what we give out, but this hasn't really
been the case for me quite frequently, and I was wondering why?

Thanks,
S

MY RESPONSE

Hi Sapna,

Thanks for writing to me. The Law of Attraction is always at work... It is
probably that you are just not looking hard enough in the mirror to
pin-point what the reflection is trying to tell you. Remember that is it
just not what you "think" you are giving out, but deep down inside how you
are relating to yourself, and what you are supposed to be learning through
the relationships you are attracting... about yourself and how you relate to
yourself. A hint is to look at how they make you feel.. start there!

All the best,

Shelley

Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009

Thanks for replying Shelley...specifically I've been struggling with why the men I'm involved with cheat on me, because I never cheat on them. If relationships are a mirror, I don't understand why this happens to me :( Your insight would be helpful!

Thanks,
S

MY RESPONSE

I would start with asking yourself if you are cheating on yourself - not being true to your own heart and ultimate desires. When you attract a partner that cheats, you are cheating on yourself in some way... I bet these people you attract are not what you REALLY want in a partner, and that you would be settling in some way... which is cheating on your own heart!

The lesson is to know that you are worth more, and deserve better - to have everything you want in a relationship. You must decide to love yourself enough not to settle for less. This is when you will change what kind of partner you attract!


Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009

Hello Shelley! I stumbled on your mail by chance and I thank God for the opportunity. as I write to u, I've not made meaningful progress in my life since 1990. I'm almost 40 now and ashamed of the little achievement I've made. my next birth day will be on the 10th of June and I'm planning to give my girl friend of 11years an engagement ring and then marry her.

I've made some pretty bad decisions in life but I'm determine to change things for the better. I'm a very spiritual person who believe strongly in God and the divine. I also believe that God has given different individuals ability to help his children solve their problems which they have caused for themselves.
Shelley, before my next birthday, can u in anyway offer some suggestions as to what I can do to start changing the course of my situation? I so much the girl I'm that I want the best for her my children.

D

MY REPLY

Hello D,

#1 – Forgive Yourself for perceived past mistakes – There are really no mistakes, only opportunities for learning.
http://www.findingmrright.net/courseinmiracles.htm

#2 – Follow your heart wherever it tries to lead… no matter how scary it may seem. Don’t resist because of fear. When you want something, and fear tries to convince you not to go for it, that same fear is pointing you in the direction you must go… you must face your fear to find yourself and true happiness. Trust all your needs will be met as long as you follow your heart… don’t lie to yourself… you know when you are doing it.

Wishing you a life full of Peace and a Happy Birthday,

Shelley


Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009

Hi Shelley

Congratulations on your wonderful website and the courage to publish your very personal struggle.

I came across your website as I am searching for my soulmate, or maybe 'perfect partner' would be a better description. I found a soulmate some years ago (2000), but similar to your Kane, we weren't destined to be partners, but remained close friends until her untimely death almost two years ago.

I have to come to many of the same conclusions that you have and would agree with 95% of the content of your website. Of particular note in my life is severing attachment to outcomes and learning not to have expectations of others - the major source of misery to us all. Also, like you, I totally love and accept myself, and am quite prepared to live the rest of my life without a partner if that is what is required.

However, it would be wonderful to have a partner to share my life with and as my search is not yielding any visible results, I was feeling very despondent, so I revisited your website, and I came across your 'love letters'. I was really inspired by them and they renewed my confidence to continue my search. I have written email like those in the past, trying my best to reveal as much of myself and my hopes and dreams to a prospective partner, normally without a lot of success. It's a lonely place at either end of a 'bell curve' (smile), as you alluded to in one of your email.

The fact that you eventually found a loving soulmate is also reassuring - if you did it, so can I!

Good luck and best wishes. May I send you all the Light and Love the Universe can muster.

Kindest regards

J, Australia

MY REPLY

Hi J,

Thank you for writing and sharing with me. I have every confidence that you can also find a soulmate!

One thing I did, that I think really made a difference, is that I finally stated to the Universe (after Kade) that I was ready, described what I did and didn’t want in my potential soulmate (was very specific – “He will have the same basic views on life but will mentally challenge me, we will have mind-blowing sex, he won’t like to watch football…” - lol –everything I could think of), and asked for him to appear soon… shortly after that it happened, and he was everything I asked for and more! I’m sure your partner is out there too, getting ready for you, and that when your frequencies are finally aligned that the law of attraction will bring you together.

That’s the other thing I think we don’t think about – that our soul mate also has to be at the point in their life when they are ready to meet us – and that they are having similar experiences and working on themselves as well… that as we are working on finding our own self-love, so are they… but when both are ready , and have come to the same realizations and asked for the other to appear… then it happens!

I wish you all the best!

Shelley

2004_______________________

Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2004 9:43 AM
To: shelley@findingmrright.net
Subject: Bill

Thank you for your poems, they speak the truth about what is really in some peoples minds, their hopes, their dreams, their passions.

Shelley,

I am seventeen years old and I believe that I'm in love. Don't mistake me for one of those guests we often see on Maury or Jenny (I'm not pregnant and my boyfriends not my pimp). I just love him so selflessly, which is way out of the norm for me. U see I'm very materialistic and this guy has never bought me anything, nor I him, but I feel like he spoils me rotten. All your erotic poems and a few of your love poems truly express how I long to stay this way...'forever untamed by reality in a blissful dream of love.' Shelley, you are an amazing artist with a mind-blowing gift to speak life and emotion into the most physical of realms...you are truly a treasure amongst us rocks and ocean. God has indeed blessed you with a gift.

Thank you,
Dominique & Victor

 

Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 11:15 PM
To: shelley@findingmrright.net
Subject: message from website
Hello Shelley...we meet again I see. It's me, Dominique. the seventeen year old. I recently picked my poetry writing habits back up and I was wondering if you'd mind if I sent you one everyday. I'm not looking for you to post any of it, I just want to share my poetry with someone who appreciates it as much as I do. This particular poem was written for one of my friends that is quite promiscuous and lonely. Enjoy!!!!! 
 
'Queen Aiesha'
 
Poor, Poor girl who cries to see if she is still alive,
Who may not feel what others feel and often asks why.
Who gives so much just to receive the love she needs at home,
Who thinks so hard she looses sight of what is really wrong.
 
Poor, Poor girl who wears all black to give herself an edge,
Who cannot escape the truth in thoughts that dance between her legs.
She is the jewel so forgotten in the Royal Tombs we raid,
That she herself forgets she exists and soon begins to fade.
 
Poor, Poor girl who doesn't know what love is or how it feels,
Who searches for the slightest touch that hints it may be real.
Who couldn't pray in times of need because it felt so fake,
Who found her faith in the darkest place and gave into her fate.
 
Poor, Poor girl that latches on to people she don't need,
And feels she misses out on things if she can't hear or see.
But this poor girl I swear i love and that truly does scare me,
For loving her, from what I've seen, shouldn't be this easy.
 
--------Dominique --------
 

Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004 4:40 AM
To: shelley@findingmrright.net
Subject: message from website

Don't know why it took me so long to look at your site. A lotta changes...good ones. You've been one busy little butterfly. You look very successful. I'm happy for you....and I'm always proud of you. I love you so much...and always will. I'm in a different place now....a better one. Thank you for that. Thank you for showing me how.

i was just bored and saw your website. The poems were very good but, the people I know they are kind of slow to understand poems. Do you write poems that talk plain English, if you know what I mean.. so my friends can understand them. lol

From: FindingMrRight.net
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: message from website

lol... I'm afraid those are the only poems I've written... On a serious note... even though your friends, on a conscious level, may not understand them, when reading them their higher-self will hear the message and will go to work on them subconsciously to help raise their self awareness... that is the purpose of my poetry, as it was channeled through me to help awaken people to who they really are... :) 

Thanks for writing to me! 

I wish you peace and love! 

Shelley

 

Dear Shelly,

I must say I am moved by the unselfconscious grace of your poems.  Well done.

Leslie Trainer


Sent: Saturday, September 04, 2004 10:36 AM
To: Shelley@findingmrright.net

God has loved his son so deeply within every tear of pain within his heart

as he folds his hand out for peace within the world no man nor woman will

listen nor see the image within his hearts desires as his pain folds upon

another dawn for the pain may never be heard for the cries may never be swept away.

.... good job i love your poem i am also a poem writer i would like for you to

email me back to tell me what you thought of my poem god bless you and have a

good night...

 

Shelley,

Your poetry is so awesome. I just cant stop reading it! I love it please dont stop writing! A HUGE fan.

Virginia

Shelley,

I wanted to say that I think your website describes how I feel to a T and you can correct me if I'm wrong. I have been a divorced single mother for 7 years. I haven't had a serious relationship with anyone since my husband just physical relationships. Let's just say that I'm sort of a nymph, bold, I like sex and I'm usually the aggressor. I don't see anything wrong with it and I have been like this even when I was married to my husband. Well, I have a girlfriend who claims that I will never find a relationship because of the way that I am. She tried to change me into something that I am not. Like no sex for the first 6 months, to be more mysterious and not to answer questions honestly from the beginning by trying to do this it cause a lot of problems between me and her. She got upset with me because I told her that by doing this I felt untrue to myself because it wasn't me. The way I look at it is that a man is to accept me the way I am not try to change me nor would I change him. She claims that I will never find true love. She claims because I have sex kind of early on that I don't love myself or respect myself and I don't look at it that way. I find myself to be very self confident and that I do love myself. I say when the right one comes along I'll know.  Do you think I'm correct or was she sort of right?

Enticing32

Hello,

It's not like me to email a complete stranger, but I ran into your website early this morning, and have been reading it for hours, and just want to say a big "thank you", for your honesty, and vulnerability, and the time it took to put it together.  I haven't read it all yet, but I am amazed and have been just sitting here crying tears of joy about how it has touched the depths of my soul.  I am looking for my soul mate, and got on a search engine and simply typed in "how to find your soulmate" and came up with your site.  I have been praying about this matter for a while, and know without a doubt that God let me to your site.  I am still in shock that everything I've been thinking about lately was right there in your site, plus I've gained so much more knowledge and insight after reading some of your postings.  I don't even know how to say it, God is just answering my questions through you, and I can't thank you enough.  I'm thankful for your experiences and your pain that you have gone through so that you can pass your wisdom and experience on to others.  I've been going through the whole thing too of "trying to be a man in a man's world", (though I am a woman).  I have felt pressured to find my self worth through a career, when that is not what I desire.  I thought there was something terribly wrong with me, till I read almost word for word from your postings what I have been feeling.  I have only been wanting to be a help mate to someone, to stay at home with children, take care of my family, support and love them.  I've been desiring to rely on a man financially, and I desperately want to be needed by a man.  I want that old fashioned type of love.  I was thinking that I was crazy and would never find that in this modern time, and that no man would even want that kind of woman, till I read that you desired the same thing.  And now I am convinced that I will be "true to myself", and go with my inner feelings and desires, and not be ashamed of them.  There's so much more I could say, but I'll say one last "thank you", God is using you much more than you will ever know.

Sincerely,    Renee' Maguire

 

Thanks Shelley... It's always refreshing when I occasionally stumble on people's work that really reflects the Truth and helps bring people into their own loving empowerment.

I loved it. Thanks again for the assistance and info with the pics.

Light your way...

Jill

Shelley,

I was looking for an erotic poem to send a "friend."  I came across your site and instead of a copy and paste I wound up writing my own. Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to see what I wanted to say.

BridgeGal1

Hi Shelley,

I really dont know what to say  all I know is that i am driven inside to find the truth   I have always been a firm believer in God  as i feel him inside me  I dont know if this is a disussion (Im going to call it: site - the letter list in your web site) or a help thingy   I honestly feel,know, and I have felt It rescently stronger, that Love is the answer,  but sometimes I feel as though I am scarred , incapable of reaching as I sometimes call it (cause it comes and goes) state of higher consciousness, state of  existence, knowledge, full harmony and inner peace, I am sometimes lost in my life  and feel incapable of knowing how to Love myself, I dont know   right now im confused :)  I sometimes feel I do and sometimes I don't    I guess thats modern life,   I respect Your views, and I found them to be very interesting,   sometimes the truth Is round the corner.

Shelly (if I may call You that)   I Thank you...

I wish You all the Best
Thanks,

Andrew

Shelley,

This is one of the coolest web sites I’ve seen in quite some time. I keep checking it out when the bosses aren’t paying attention....

You are absolutely, without a doubt, one of the most intriguing, alluring, downright gorgeous women I’ve ever seen. I don’t want to get all weird on you here but come on; I dare any man who actually IS a man to not be drawn in by your eyes. As a matter of fact, I am now issuing a challenge to any man out there to try and resist your gaze...

I just wanted to pay you a compliment.

Gary

2003_______________________

Hi,
I am not sure how I came across your site, but I did and I would like to
say that I think it is wonderful.  My mother passed away in June from
Ovarian Cancer and I am trying very hard to deal with it, especially
with Christmas coming up. Anyway, I just wanted to say thank you.

Marjory

Hi Shelley,

My name is Ziggy. I am 41 years old and I enjoy reading your website. You give me so much hope in what I am reading...

God Bless
Love, Light and Protection in your Life.

Ziggy

Shelley,

Hello there!! I just wanted to write you and tell you that your website is absolutely beautiful!!!! It has become my favorite website, which is something that has never happened before. I have a lot of favorite, and normally cannot decide between all of them. I am a very open-minded, honest female also, and I believe that I have found my soul mate. Looking at the website that you have built reminds me a lot of me, and some of the thoughts and feelings that I experienced just a few years ago. I hope that you do not mind me e-mailing you, I just love the site, it has been a tremendous help to me!!!!

Take Care,

Angel

Hello Again Shelley!!

I hope that you had a happy holiday weekend!! I wanted to let you know that your site did indeed touch me, as I believe that I may have found my Twin Flame, and your site has helped me to be as honest with him as I can possibly be. It is scary, revealing yourself, all of you, laying it all on the line for someone else to look at, not knowing what they are going to say or do, but your words, poems, and letters to Kade have helped me immensely!! I am glad that there are still people in this world, like yourself, and Kade, that truly want to help others learn from your experiences!!

Take Care,

Angel

Shelley,

You have a wonderful web site, I really enjoyed your writings  Here is a soulmate page I did, hope you enjoy as I did yours..

Bob

Hi,
     I just want to tell you that I loved your site so much and I loved you as well. Not many people think the way you think. Not many people give the best of them to others and in the same time, they don't deny themselves. I've always believed that happiness is something we gain by giving it to people around us. I don't know how to say what I really want to say. But whoever Kade was I'm sure he's so lucky that he had person like you. Wherever he is I'm sure he's proud of you. To have a person with such a heart and such a personality is something I really wish to have.
 
Forgive my bad English and sorry if you found some spelling mistakes :)
 
Yours faithfully,
Wafa

Shelley,

Unbelievable!

I have spent the day looking at your site. You really are something to be admired!  I don't have the ability to express myself as you do.  So let me just say that when God made you he was just showing off.

Hey Shelly,  
           Your site is something else I don't really know what to think of it....All I really can tell you about it is that for some reason it makes me feel good. It's like I can feel what you feel in all your emails to Kade and all your poetry...It's odd I really cant say what I believe in or what I don't believe in I am 21 and never grew up with any religion...So now I am at the point in my life where I am trying to get answers and to find me. It seems that all that matters to me is Love the love you receive from a guy that loving feeling. I think that has a huge effect on me and at this point in time I don't think that that is something I should be worrying about. For I have had many problems in my life and I have not made very good dissions in my life. For example I quit high school.....and at the beginning of the year I got into some trouble...Now I am at the point where I wish it would all go away...But I know it won't so all I can do is move forward and try and make it right for taking the better road in the future. But I don't even know how I came across your site but I did and I started reading and I can feel your emotion, thought, and it makes me feel secure. Could this be the path I have been given to take to follow in your footsteps by your helping- hand?

Thanks, Miranda

Hey Shelly!
        First I would just like to say I love your page, and stop by almost
every day even though I know you update every few days.. call me obsessive
compulsive but I reread your poems and they're beautiful!  Okay, I'm a nerd, and
a sucker for the goofy smileys haha! Anyways, recently I posted a few of my
poems on your forum, and I would appreciate your feedback because I really
enjoyed your poetry and I would like to see what you think. Especially "Fatal
Kisses," which is my most recent poem.. a girl is poisoned by a man and he kills
her.. sounds horribly depressing, doesn't it? I suppose I have those days
sometimes haha. I do write happy poetry as well, I suppose I should submit more
poetry like that, but Sweet Success is on there, and it's positive! Haha so
anyways I would really appreciate hearing what you have to say about what can I
change about my poems, etc.. thank you!
-
Jessica Forrester

Shelley,

I read your letter to Shari last night before I went to sleep and again this morning and thought about how I’d respond, then I had my coffee and caught my “occasional pot buzz” (kids at school, wife at work – substitute teaching) – hey it’s the first time the suns been out all weekend and I’m not neglecting my job, well not until I started typing this but it’s a *small* part of who I am and how I think and causes my brain to jump into warp speed where I begin calculating all kinds of outcomes from the action I take now (it is the one thing that I am not completely honest about and gives me doubts, yet it is also something that occasionally gives birth to some creative thought that inspires me) – anyway, I’ll spare you the details but here’s my logical reasoning.

Everything is telling me there is a quantum leap possible towards understanding of human consciousness (and of myself) but taking that leap might cost me the very things I treasure most today. Joanne and I had a lot of discussion over the course of the weekend and I was thinking about what I might say on the radio, then when it was cancelled I guess I was relieved somewhat as I was feeling a little frustrated with my inability to make her understand what I was thinking and feeling - and I think we are as close as any couple can be (except for the above disclaimer – she tolerates it but thinks I’m foolish & she may be right). While she does believe in things like miracles (healing and such) I think she figures it is best left to saints and “qualified” people and that the methods employed by psychics and readers should be suspect. I am frightened that a continued dialog with you will cause lots of strife in my marriage but I think I have no choice but to weather that storm and be true to everything my heart & mind is telling me (and it has NOTHING to do with an attachment to you other than what I sense is a mutual desire to help others achieve a heightened awareness that brings with it complete joy & peace).

Your letter to Shari is beautiful – you speak from your heart with complete truth and wisdom. But how much of it does she really hear? What does she believe you are telling her? I’ve read a few self-help books, magazine articles, listened to psychologists, and learned from those that love me and those I love and wonder how can I make anyone understand that which I now know to be true, and good, and pure to anyone else that hasn’t figured it out for themselves yet. I had been imagining the radio dialog to be something like a conversation between my wife and I, but the letter you received from Shari had me rethinking that whole process. For people in a loving “normal” family, it is sometimes hard to reconcile differences. And they aren’t necessarily big issues that can cause lots of grief and stress. So how do you do that in a dysfunctional family with histories of drug/alcohol/physical abuse and neglect? I suppose I’ve always felt that you “leave it to the experts” – these people need real counseling to get to the root of their troubles and resolve the issues that limit their growth. But I doubt many of them would be inclined to ever talk to an “expert”. However, those that are fortunate enough to find you and tap into your ability to help them see themselves have been given a gift but it is up to them to open it (and do they have the common sense and support necessary to do that?).

Your computer skills make you a conduit to people on the internet to tap into that “universal understanding” if they know enough to seek it. I found your story (and other stories of spiritual awakening) and could relate closely with my own experience to know that there are MANY people of like mind and understanding in the world that would like nothing more than to be able to pass that wisdom on to future generations – to assist our evolution. It’s enough of a struggle to do that in one’s own life and family let alone an “outsider” since I think our basic human nature is to distrust that which we do not already know to be true… And I hope you don’t feel that I am in any way denigrating your efforts for that is the last thing I wish to do.

I feel like I could continue this conversation forever and wind up right back here where I started with nothing gained (and possibly some very real loss) - and that will indeed be true if nothing is ventured, so, I’ll try to think in baby steps and back to Shari and her problems…

Surely the emails you’ve received and relationships you’ve established on the web can help to illustrate to other people that their problems are neither unique, nor insurmountable and that a consistent approach and attitude to all of life’s ups & downs is all that is needed to find the happiness that they so desperately seek? Nothing is a turn-key solution, there are no magic spells, and no one can give you a formula for success. God, Truth, Love – they are all essential elements of the same positive potential energy around us and are the only paths to lasting Happiness. Trying to achieve happiness while disregarding those essential elements is fruitless and will only cause more pain and suffering for oneself and those around one.

The existing technology of the web can allow us to connect the “seekers of truth” to the “seers of truth” with greater potential than any known method of communication. I am unsure how to make that connection but envision something like a “wailing wall” (I know nothing about the religious history of it). I imagined a wailing wall where people could (anonymously) pray for guidance and that those who can see the truth of any individual situation could offer some sort of solace. Wouldn’t all those whose greatest wish for mankind is peace and understanding be willing to help make that vision a reality??

I scares me to think that there are forces at work that are willing me to move forward when I have everything I want in life (except a big retirement fund and college tuition for my kids ;-) which is why I can’t get too consumed with these thoughts and I need to concentrate on my current job while trying to sort out what it is I need to do. I am trying to stay alert to external signs as I stay true to my heart and mind and those I love - which in the perfect world I wish for with all my heart, is everyone. So, I’m glad I’ve gotten this far and I’m waiting with guarded anticipation/enthusiasm to see where it might lead. I never seem to know the right way to close an email but one thing I ask God every night is to “bless me in deed” – something from the prayer of Jabez that resonates with me.

May God bless you Shelley and I look forward to future discussions.

P.S. – it took me almost 5 hours to compose the above. I think I’ll lay off the CDS for awhile to make sure that this isn’t just some “pipe-dream”….

Hi Shelley,

I loved your site.. was wondering if you ever chatted on one of the messengers... write me back if you'd like and maybe we can chat some night?

Jim

Subject: Great Site
Date:    Tue, 29 Oct 2002 14:58:40 +1300 (New Zealand Daylight Time)

I've really enjoyed your site. In his light we see light. Love the poetry and complementing artwork

Thanks

Kate


Subject: Your site
Date:    Tue, 7 Jan 2003 00:36:57 -0600

Your information on spirituality has helped me. I feel I was meant to read it to assist me in current confusion. I embrace your idea of truth, of the idiocracy of half the world being right, and of symbolism. 

I've always been a very spiritual person, but as my age has progressed, I have learned the beauty in "question"... the concept to not accept all that is taught to you growing up and in our American cultural conditioning.  This has caused me fear in some ways, and indirectly I've been searching for some solace to this.... meaning, I don't go to church, nor do I have the feeling to go and this brings me guilt... but my only relief from that guilt is my own confidence in my personal and
private spirituality and belief in God.  But even lately... I have thought... if western religion is the only saved religion... why would a forgiving, loving etc God only give that knowledge to certain people, and not others, i.e. Buddhists, Muslims etc.  I feel like I'm rambling but

I've never met anyone as dynamic and full of wisdom and humility... (I love humility... and try to live by it always.. the ability truly to lose ego.... by allowing for yourself to be vulnerable, incorrect and to see things in differing views)
 
I'd love to dive into other culture's beliefs... to learn and absorb... but the fear and guilt my conditioning has placed on me has been my deterrent. My theory is that if I can break away from those fears, by learning about all different cultures beliefs I can get a better understanding of our ultimate creator, or truth as you say?  I guess I felt if I looked at other religions, it meant I couldn't possibly believe in Christ or God... but I do -so there I am torn.
~~~~~~
I believe that when you take literal interpretation of anything, particularly the Bible... you become narrow-minded and unable to truly absorb the vastly dynamic realm of God. My daughter's father says I'm a bad mother since I don't take my daughter to church... I say that my faith and spirituality is not proved by my presence in a building once a week... it's much more -- and that I do not wish to force upon my daughter strict religion... that I want her to explore life, the world and her own spirituality and if she becomes Buddhists, so be it.  I'm not here to control her, but to help and guide her with love.  His response was that she will go to hell then. 
Do you see the type of literal interpretation I speak of in people... they get so lost in it they forget to question everything.

I believe people are in your path for a reason... maybe I stumbled upon you to find the truth I've been looking for.
 
I enjoyed your website... thank you for this opportunity.  You have a beautiful mind, heart and soul.
 
Sincerely,
Stephanie
25yrs.
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.

Date:    Wed, 8 Jan 2003 11:13:57 -0500

Bumped into your letter. It was nice to read it. Thanks.

2002_______________________

From:    Bernie 
To:      "
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Thank You
Date:    Tue, 23 Jul 2002 13:22:31 +1000

Shelly,

Thank you for sharing your emails on the web. They are wonderful, truly
perfect expressions. If only we could always be this perfect. I hope you are
happy. It sounds like you are.

regards,

Bernie

From:    IcyLee711@cs.com
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: feedback
Date:    Fri, 28 Jun 2002 22:46:36 EDT

Dear ____ (don't know your name),

   
Honestly, some of your (erotic) stuff is pretty cool, but most of it I
found pretty freaky .  As I was reading some of your erotic work I thought to myself  "how does she come up with this stuff?"  Uhhh, I don't really know what else to write, I admire your individuality and strong sense of
yourself...keep it up.

-Joanna Lee*

From:    Greg Underwood <gregory378@yahoo.com>
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: your site
Date:    Mon, 24 Jun 2002 16:32:18 -0700 (PDT)

Hello Cat,
I found your web site yesterday, and spent most of the night reading and pondering you poetry and views on life. Let me say that you are like a soft cool rain in an otherwise draught ridden world. I am soooo glad that there is someone else who looks and feels the same way that I do. Thank you, Greg

From:    Nick Cooper <nick.cooper@uk.easynet.net>
To:      "'asassycat@att.net'" <asassycat@att.net>
Subject: thank you
Date:    Sun, 23 Jun 2002 12:37:26 +0100

 Hi, My name is  Nick
I have  been  on your  website  and  looking around , I  recently had  my wife recently leave me, found a  new  girlfriend  that is so much like you and  your  poetry , at some point  will ask if  she  would  to donate one  of her poems  to your  site .
  
With Regards Nick.

From:    Dinojagtiani@aol.com
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Hi
Date:    Fri, 21 Jun 2002 11:39:05 EDT

Hi

I did a search on AOL , and was led to your website. I own a restaurant called "Temptation" and was looking for interesting quotes or 1 liners using the word "temptation" in it.  If you can help me , that would be much appreciated. Or if you can suggest me some websites that maybe interesting. Your poem on temptation was very  powerful.

Thanks
Dino

From:    "Kristopher R. Busby" <krisb@acts.bc.ca>
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: It's good to know I'm not alone.
Date:    Mon, 17 Jun 2002 20:37:55 -0700

Asassycat:

I just turned 37 and feel as though I'm leaving port on an exciting mission to find the rest of me.   Though I've been writing for a while I find myself drawn to poetry lately, but have no one to talk over it with.

Obviously this is just a passing note, but I need to ask an amateur question:

I find that as far a simile, imagery and metaphor I don't always "get it".   Am I supposed too?   Is every poem written to be read and reread till we completely understand what the writer meant?   Is there 'logic' to poetry?

I like your work.

Kristopher

From: "Asassycat" <sassy66@swbell.net>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 10:03 AM
Subject: Re: It's good to know I'm not alone.

You are never alone... It (Your Higher Self) is always there to guide you to the right person, book, dream, or clue that will hold the next awakening on your grand adventure to find yourself...

I am an amateur, so I'm not sure how a "professional" would answer, but I think it only matters that you understand your own poetry.  Mine is very metaphorical and has deep hidden spiritual meaning, but most do not, and probably will not, ever understand it... but hey get it (are touched) on another level. I think it's only ever logical to the writer/poet who wrote it.  I think the words will be understood by the ones they were meant for!  If that makes any sense?

From:    "James Phillips" <jimt24@optusnet.com.au>
To:      <asassycat@att.net>
Subject: streamy but nice... your work that is
Date:    Mon, 17 Jun 2002 23:47:14 +1000 (AUS Eastern Standard Time)

Chameleon

I dread your presence in my bed.
Your tears at my ineptitude.
I long to change the package of my love
to hide my pain.

My talons grope your loveliness
leaving weeds.
Unsex me now in my power
that I grovel to bring.

Those tears melt my being
leaving only source
clipped at my fountainhead.
I burst, and the shards of my mistaken, insouciant love
score deep beneath my butchers hide.
Louis Phillips

 

From:    "jams Phillips" <jimt24@optusnet.com.au>
To:      <asassycat@att.net>
Subject: or.... perhaps
Date:    Mon, 17 Jun 2002 23:50:09 +1000 (AUS Eastern Standard Time)

Slowly

Trickle for me tales of flesh
In little bits
From mind awakening to day
At loves first burst.
What's first?
A new sensation in the loins
A birth
A procreation
To console
Life’s turpitude.

These lazy men who never
Stirred a female soul to inner light
They never see life’s fountainhead.
For sprung from warmth and juice
Indeed they are.

From a ranting mage of commerce
Sourced easy blood does fly.
He makes no dent on life.
Its in the heart
Where freedom springs
And female floods begin.

This mother of existence
In who, passion finds its source
Can touch the hearts of many with her
Deeds.

A babies head comes wanting
A brand new person day.
And all that mothers caring
Will compose
That life.

So test her now
With fingers touch
And urge forth
Tender love.
The well spring is
Of all things rooted here.
louis phillips

From:    "james phillips" <jimt24@optusnet.com.au>
To:      <asassycat@att.net>
Subject: maybe...
Date:    Mon, 17 Jun 2002 23:53:01 +1000 (AUS Eastern Standard Time)

Seeking

His hands quite calm
Moved slowly
Testing all loves spots.
Moving close to her desire.
So slowly searching for the knot
The cusp of love
Her centre.

And when this spot
It did with certainty attain
It lingered…
Tracing all the shape and many textures there.

Her body moved now, stirred by ancient fire
It coalesced that hand
And took it deep inside,
to wanton buried pleasures warmth.

And still life moved to touch this faerie fire.
And warm itself again.
And stayed till rivers issued forth.
louis phillips

From:    Adrian <liamdeal@yahoo.fr>
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: poetry
Date:    Wed, 12 Jun 2002 13:22:41 +0200 (CEST)

My name is Adrian Lesenciuc and I am a member of the Romanian Union of Writers. I send you some poems.
Please, send me your opinion about my poetry, your critiques. phedon

Aphrodite is a psychology course
this silence you can't get it back
in vain you read your future in your palm
kathabasis fits to the soul
with leather of stone
you can kiss your hand in silence
but this silence you can't get it back
not even in the grave
the apple is being bitten in order for the leg of
the girlfriend to be kissed
is raising on the toes
the girlfriend is a more recent psychology course too
the origin of the words under the walls
silt raped by the sink man's leg
I call my name for help
destiny cut down steaf of reed is swimming
under the black moon of the marsh
not even a line between the shadow of the star and
her face
the brick colored blood in the wall is rising
freedom
the silt is groaning deep
the marsh is kissing in zigzag
the belly of the land
the fecund clinching of the word of the tongue
static's nature. about war
my dreams died
fading away
in the vase
I ask for my blindness
and my right
to yell inside
all the beauty of this moment
is transposing in a bouquet
of wounds
the almond tree is not a reference point
you move from line to line
with all your furniture after you where is warmer if
you like it or not
I just asked you
why are you loading your soul
with one more syllable
can't you see that he can't carry anymore
and it's starting to go back
only if you could settle down
in your verse and you would assume
the title or another combination
and maybe you don't have to find something
to rhyme with quetzalcoatl
lied
the shoulder of the star pushes the vault of haven
towards morning
the man took off his meninx
and he dreams to a third
craved hemisphere
in the ball
is more palpable the hearing without the sough of
the arachnid
the whey is fettering every where
the well-worn paths of Solomon
don't lead you anywhere
someone thought to a depraved statue
a woman undressed of her meninx
only the shoulder of the star
is still pushing a reverse galaxy
you'd better do the pact with Hermes
riding a vermis and forget
all the fruits
then it's about
an ordinary Adam
and an Eva in the hypostasis of mating
without leafs
and without their meninx
in the opening of the evening
although that star pushes
the night out through the window

Thank you very much and please excuse my grammatical
mistakes.

Adrian Lesenciuc, residing in Brasov, Romania

From: "Asassycat" <sassy66@swbell.net>
Cc: "Soul Shadow" <soulshadow1963@hotmail.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 8:21 PM
Subject: Re: poetry (fwd)
 

Adrian,

You are Phenomenal!  This was written by one who has done much awakening... Thank you for sharing it with me... I relate to it in so many ways that most casual readers will not.  You are a ray of sunshine.  I am passing this on to someone who is looking for poets to be in a book...

"only if you could settle down
in your verse and you would assume
the title or another combination
and maybe you don't have to find something
to rhyme with quetzalcoatl"

Brilliant!

I'll let you know what he says...
Please send me more... and by the way,
PLEASE tell me why you sent it to me.  I very much would like to know.
I'm flattered that my opinion matters!

Peace,

Shelley aka Asassycat

From: "Adrian Lesenciuc" <liamdeal@yahoo.fr>
To: "Asassycat" <sassy66@swbell.net>
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2002 6:17 AM
Subject: Re: poetry (fwd)

Hello, Shelley!

I am a young writer, well known in my country, and I am trying to establish contact with writers belonging to other literatures. Searching for "poetry", I came upon some of your poems. Overwhelmed by the so-called "rational-poetry" of some of my contemporaries, I was attracted by the poetry emerging from the depths of one's soul.

I do not posses a high degree in understanding English, but some of your expressions like "I will never be able to >cover the wound of you/ With the band-aid of somebody else" lightened my interest.

I'm thankful for your help, opinions and advice and I hope this would represent the beginning of a useful relation.

I am delighted by the "architecture" of your site and I would like to learn more about your references (biography, bibliography, etc.)

I am pleasantly surprised by your interest in my poetry and I am delighted with your promptitude to reply me.

I think that's a good idea to send you my unfinished work.

My work in course of translation is "Liam". "Liam" is a special book, with an original arrangement in the page and with an original construction. It's about a story which relates my self-exile from Bucovina (Bucovina is a region in the north of my country, teared up by the imperialist policy of The Red Soviet Union). I was born in Bucovina and I know well its mountains, its woods and its impossible to imagine blue sky (faience-blue sky).

My book is divided in two parts: a prose, the story as a footnote, and the poetry. The story is continuing page-by-page in 45 episodes. Even if the speech is fragmented in personal reveries, there exists continuation. In the upside of the page, the poems are a different voice --the voice of a man who lives in the story from footnote. This is the link between the poem in prose (the story) and the pure poetry. Liam is living a single experience (of the exile) by two or three voices related simultaneous.

In my book, I tend to Liam, Bucovina tends to Fagia (Bucovina means the country of the beeches; in Romanian, fag=beech).

I will be happy to read your opinion and your commentary concerning my last work.

From:    Stephen Jeffries 
To:     
asassycat@att.net <asassycat@att.net>
Subject: Checking out your site
Date:    Mon, 10 Jun 2002 09:57:10 -0500

Hey,

You have no idea who I am, but I met you and your friend at Primo's last
Thursday night.  I was one of four guys sitting at the table next to you and
you read my buddies numbers or something.  I just wanted to drop you and
line and say that your website is fascinating.  Looks like you have put a
lot of work into it and it shows.  Pretty cool if you ask me.  Just an FYI.

Have a good one and drop me a line sometime,
Peace
Stephen

From:    bfy6@aol.com
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: thank you
Date:    Thu, 30 May 2002 02:41:03 EDT

Your poems are beautiful.  You captured the true essence of passions and
desire that can be felt.  Your words speak with truth and honesty speaking
what some would only think.  I was very lucky to find them.

From:    "Chris" 
To:      <asassycat@att.net>
Subject: Hi Sassycat, I sure like your webpages,
Date:    Tue, 14 May 2002 02:18:41 -0700

Hi Sassycat,

My name is Chris, and I found your webpages by doing a search on the meanings of numbers in the Bible.  Your webpages are really great, and I just wanted to send an email to you, and to tell you how much I have enjoyed reading your webpage.  I have not got to your poems yet, and believe or not, I write a few poems too.  : )    Wow, and I must say to you, that you are very pretty too, as I am looking at your photo's page too.  Wow...  I wonder about fate & everything.   hhhmmm

Sassycat,  here is the url to one of my webpages, and you can see what I do online too if you want to. I would really be honored if you would take a look at my webpages, and also at the bottom of this main webpage of mine, is a link you can click on to see some of my photos,   ok   : )

http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/HEALTHY4LIFE/

Bye Sassycat, and I hope you would email me sometimes too, ok.

Sincerely,
Chris in Arizona.

From:    Tabatha1972@aol.com
To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: (no subject)
Date:    Thu, 2 May 2002 19:35:51 EDT

I really love your web site. I was wondering if it would be ok to link your
web site to mine. I would like it if my friends or anyone else would see your
wonderful site you have.

From:    "Adam Stewart" 
To:      <
asassycat@att.net>
Subject: symbolism in book of revelations
Date:    Sat, 27 Apr 2002 18:29:11 +0100

I am a student at Kent University doing a project on the book of Revelations. I found your site very interesting and was wondering if you could give be any advice on where to look for the significance of the 7 trumpets and seals, the 12 tribes of Israel or 666 as the number of the beast. any help would be greatly appreciated. 

Adam Stewart

From: "Asassycat" <sassy66@swbell.net>
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 1:14 PM
Subject: Re: symbolism in book of revelations

Hi Adam,

I DO know of a book, and it answers all the subjects you are inquiring about.  The problem is that it is out of print... but maybe you will be able to find it on the web.  It is "Meditations On The Apocalypse" A Psycho-Spiritual Perspective on the Book of Revelation - by F. Aster Barnwell.  It is one of those life changing books, and would definitely add to your report.

Good Luck,

Shelley aka Asassycat

From:    LVail537@aol.com
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: (no subject)
Date:    Fri, 15 Mar 2002 03:52:42 EST

I have been looking the significance of the number 40 in both the Old and New Testament, any thoughts?

From:  Asassycat  To: LVail537@aol.com
Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 2:54 PM
Subject: Re: #40
You might find this interesting reading: http://home.att.net/~asassycat/BibleNumerology.html
 
The meaning of the number 40: 
 
4 = The idea of solidity—steadfastness, as well as successful competition.
0 = God, Spirit, Source - the one immutable divine unity
 
40 means = Standing solidly in beliefs - and being steadfast in our consciousness with God... marking a major period of accomplishment on the evolutionary path.
 
40 individuals have built their "city-four-square" (Revelations 21:16) The city-four-square refers to a higher consciousness, one that is developed on all levels of living.  #40 individuals know of the four levels of consciousness - reason, order, measurement, and justice - and understand that they must respond to the four spiritual laws - mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical.
They know of the "city not made with hands, eternal in the heavens" (II Corinthians 5:1) and understand that now they must be "squared-away" in their actions and deportment.  They must treat all with fairness and try to create universal harmony.
 
UNIVERSAL = a 40 powered word
HARMONY = 40
POTENTIAL = 40
AWAKENING = 40
 
The meaning of 40, as taken from an encyclopedia of traditional symbols:
 
FORTY:  a period of probation; trial; initiation; death.  As an elevation of 4 it is wholeness and totality.  The importance of the 'forty days' probably arises from the Babylonian forty days disappearance of the Pleiades was a time of rejoicing, and a bundle of 40 reeds was burned for the forty days of evil power.  The Roman 'quarantine' kept ships isolated for 40 days.  Temples in Persia, Baalbec, Tartary, and those of the Druids and the Temple of Ezekiel had 40 pillars...
 
There is much more... but I hoped this helped.
 
Shelley

From:    StarrBytes2@aol.com
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: your website
Date:    Sun, 17 Mar 2002 22:51:25 EST

Hello. I stumbled onto your website today. I just wanted to say your poetry
is utterly beautiful! I read all of them, and wish there was more. You are
very talented, and very pretty too. I wish you best of luck with your
writings.

Sincerely,
Starr

From:    "cyberwit .net" <cyberwit@rediffmail.com>
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Your Poem In His Eyes
Date:    16 Mar 2002 17:55:44 -0000

Dear Shelley,

Your artistic poem In His Eyes   marked by true creative genius,
has been published in the anthology The Still Horizon pp. 246 ISBN
81-901366-0-7. In this anthology 235 poems of 225 eminent poets
have been published. The anthology is an attempt to select the best of world poetry. We trust that the anthology will prove to be an extraordinary collection. You will also get an opportunity to read the poems from around the world.


The Still Horizon is dedicated to the victims of terrorist attack
of September11,2001.
********************
Best Wishes
RADHA AGRAWAL
The Editor Managing

4/2 B, L.I.G.
Govindpur Colony Allahabad - 211004 (U.P.)
INDIA

From:    Jim
Subject: New book about the Biblical Creation.
Date:    Fri, 11 Jan 2002 17:45:18 -0800 (PST)

Hi,
     I visited your website recently and was very impressed with what you had to say.  I also noticed that the Biblical Creation was one of your interests.  Perhaps you would be interested in my new book, "The
Theory of Creation."  It is a scientific analysis of the Biblical Creation story (Genesis 1:1-2:4).  The url is:

    
http://www.thetheoryofcreation.com

     I would also appreciate it if you would include this in your links if you have them.  I'll gladly reciprocate if asked.  Thank you for your time, and I hope you will check out my website.

Sincerely,
Jim Schicatano

2001___________________

From:    "cyberwit .net" 
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Your Poem Has Been Approved
Date:    25 Nov 2001 06:09:58 -0000


Dear friend,
         We are pleased to inform you that your poem In His Eyes has been
approved by our editors for publication in "THE STILL HORIZON". Only a limited number of poems are chosen by our editors for publication.
         We trust that the anthology will prove to be an
extraordinary collection. We feel you have a special talent and look forward to the publication of your poem in THE STILL HORIZON.

SINCERELY
RADHA AGRAWAL
The Editor Managing


4/2 B,   L.I.G.
Govindpur Colony Allahabad - 211004   (U.P.)
INDIA

To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Question about your site

Date:    Tue, 11 Dec 2001 11:04:49 -0500

HI!

    I was browsing your site last night and I wanted to know the source of your poetry? Are the poems originals that you wrote, or are they taken from another source? They are amazing! I love your site. I write poetry also and some of those really inspired me. I really like "NO NAME" the best.  It is so powerful. I would like to know the author if I may, even if it is you! Please get back to me when and if you have time. Thank you so much for sharing your site!

Take care,
Angel

asassycat@att.net wrote:

Hi Angel,

First let me say thank you, I am flattered!  I am the author of the poetry on my site... including "No Name."

I would love to read some of your poetry!

I am being published in two anthology poetry books that are coming out soon.  It's very exciting to me.

Thanks again for writing to me.  I appreciate your compliments.

Shelley

From:    XXXXX
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Re: Question about your site
Date:    Wed, 12 Dec 2001 13:07:19 -0500

Shelley!

    Thanks for the speedy reply! It must be exciting to have your
poetry published. I have sent some of my pieces in also. They have
been published in a few magazines. I am hoping to get better
expose soon. I also am starting to write for Children's books. I
have three kids ages 8, 4 and 3. I know how to talk kid language,
so this should be a great opportunity for me :)  Here is a recent
poem I wrote. I'd love your comments. I've read every poem on your
site. You are very talented. I wish you luck with your publishing!
Way to go!


CONFUSION

Trapped in a spinning web of doubt
Never knowing how to get out
Even though you scream and shout
Your voice is never heard

You tell your inner most deepest thoughts
And let people in on your softest spots
They don't understand even though they've sought
You're beginning to feel unloved

They don't even try so they still don't know
How the seeds of your soul begin to grow
They don't care... that is all they show
And you wonder, why wait any more?

Your head is saying, "stay they might change"
Your heart is screaming, "get out of this pain"
You feel you're in a storm full of rain
And you can't see what lies before you

You figure it out and finally leave
Taking a chance of where you will be
Because you are gone they finally see
What they could've done to change this

By now the damage is already done
The devil on your left has already won
And now you are able to see the sun
And get happier everyday

----- Original Message -----
To: <
asassycat@att.net>
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 8:22 PM
Subject: poems

I loved your poem Fantasy. It is so very beautiful. It's warm and really
paints a scene. I love it. I also really liked some of the poems sent to
you by readers. The anonymous poem "You Are Mine" is a favorite and I
really loved the sentiments and words of Michael: things like " bless
her head with my hands" really struck me with their beauty. Thank you
for sharing such lovely words with the world. Anna.

From:    flip
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Terrific!
Date:    Mon, 07 Jan 2002 16:11:21 -0500

Asassycat,

What beautiful erotic expression!  What great imagination!.  With so
much narrow-worded garbage out there failing to describe how beautiful
the kaleidoscope of sex and lovemaking can be, you have dazzled with
your own pictures of passion. Beautiful, arousing---all that and more.

Should you have a free moment or two, my attempts to describe love and
erotic pleasures is contained in my web site below. Hope you'll check it
out.

Thanks for bringing me warm pleasure on a snowy Ohio day,

flip

To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: wonderful
Date:    Sun, 6 Jan 2002 23:22:11 EST

Your poems are wonderful ive enjoyed reading them.

Ricky

To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: FANTASTIC
Date:    Sat, 5 Jan 2002 15:41:17 EST

I have been reading and reading... just can't stop.  This work is
awesome.

Sherry

To:     
asassycat@att.net  Subject: thanks
Date:    Sun, 4 Nov 2001 11:40:07 +1100

beautiful child, thank-you for sharing yourself with such honesty, truly inspirational. your work is completely arousing. just a quick sharing in return before I go, and I hope to visit again soon, as life allows.

essence denied.

essence...
mirrored in eyes,
attempting disguise,
in a world where the id is the I;

presence...
is so much reflected,
in a world disconnected,
as flesh, destined to die;

penance...
with essence disguised,
essence resides,
as woe, till to me, I reply...

Tim F.

travel well, temptress of life.

From:    "Alexander The Poet" <alexanderthepoet@hotmail.com>
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Cross Linking
Date:    Thu, 27 Dec 2001 12:46:07 -0500

Hi. God, your poetry is so amazing! Especially  "Fantasy". Please check out
my stuff. Thanks.

Alexander The Poet

www.alexanderthepoet.com

To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Question about your site
Date:    Tue, 11 Dec 2001 11:04:49 -0500

HI!

    I was browsing your site last night and I wanted to know the source of your poetry? Are the poems originals that you wrote, or are they taken from another source? They are amazing! I love your site. I write poetry also and some of those really inspired me. I really like "NO NAME" the best. It is so powerful. I would like to know the author if I may, even if it is you! Please get back to me when and if you have time. Thank you so much for sharing your site!

Take care,
Angel

To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: greetings
Date:    Sun, 02 Dec 2001 10:58:50 -0500

Hello, I wanted to write you a short note and tell you that your poetry
is without a doubt very exotic and I enjoy it very much. You certainly
have a talent and when I looked at your picture I saw a certain passion
in your eyes. I will visit your site often and enjoy your work. I have
recently become involved in a love affair and we both enjoy poetry, your
site along with Isabelle's is really fuel for our passion. Thank you for
being who you are. Nevertheless the passion that I saw in your eyes does
jump out at me when I read your poems, the man you have in your life is
certainly a fortunate one. Remind him often. Take care and write me back
if would I would love to hear from you. Your fan Bud my e-mail is
gparson1@bellsouth.net

To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Really Good!
Date:    Mon, 12 Nov 2001 23:21:28 -0800

Hey!

I was just reading your poetry and wanted to let you know I think it's
really good! I'm very impressed. I've been looking on the web for good
original poetry all night and hadn't found any until I ran across your
sight. I love your use of language! Very sensual and poignant... I'm not
sure I've run into any "erotic" poetry I like...but yours is just
really well written! Anyway, just wanted to let you know I enjoyed it.
e-mail back if you want.

Take care,

Jeremy

From: XXXX
Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 4:05 AM
To:
asassycat@att.net

Subject: Truly enjoyable work...

I was searching for just the right poems to share with my boyfriend...little
things to add at the end of my daily e-mails...and having gone back to
school, it's been hard for me to find time to write my own anymore. Your
poetry was just what I was looking for, and now we go to your site
together...to choose one poem for the day and read it to each other. And
who, let me tell you...it's certainly  added something special to our
evenings! Thanks soo much... and keep it up. We both really enjoy your
work...and the art work you include...could you tell me where you find some
of these pieces?  

Minx

From: XXXXXX
Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 9:04 AM
To: asassycat@att.net
Subject: (no subject)
  

Hi-
I'm from
Hot Springs , AR ...and came across your site purely by chance. However, I have to say that it was one of the most pleasurable "accidents" I've ever experienced. I'm an aspiring poet, and love your website and poetry. It explores places and things most people are afraid to journey into.
Thanks for your inspiration. Keep the dream alive, and hope to hear from you sometime.

From: XXXXXX
Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 9:29 AM
To: asassycat@att.net
Subject: (no subject)

 Hi
     I just sent you an e-mail...but couldn't help going back through your site and exploring you more.
   Your knowledge of the Bible and it's meanings really began to spark my curiosity.  Somehow....I feel like I'm on this path for a reason.....to understand something I've always had a desire to know.
      Your ideas on God (LOVE) and the existence we have before us are very intriguing to me.
      Hope you keep adding to your site....I'd really like to know as much about you as possible.
                   Thank you -

To:      <asassycat@att.net>
Subject: Love Your Site!!!
Date:    Thu, 23 Aug 2001 23:49:34 +0400

I would just like to complement you on your work. I love  to read poetry and I am always searching for poetry site. I would have to say yours is one of the few that has caught my eye. Girl you got it going on. Good Luck and I hope to read more of your work soon..
P.S. My favorite is the erotic poetry!!!

From: XXXXXX
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Amazement
Date:    Tue, 10 Jul 2001 12:37:18 EDT

I am looking though your website right now, and I'm at a loss for words. You are beautiful. You are full of fire, talent, passion.....what can I say? I've
never read anything that opened my eyes and glued them to the computer in
such a way. And I found the sight simply by browsing. Please never
stop....you are wonderful!

Sherri

From:  XXXXXX
To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Cat?
Date:    Fri, 10 Aug 2001 15:04:37 EDT

You are not a CAT. With your written words I think you are more like a Tiger.
Robert

From:    XXXXXX    To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Glorius you...
Date:    Sat, 30 Jun 2001 02:18:47 EDT

I am enchanted by your word!!! Please respond, how do you do, I ask only to somehow, against all odds to know, so far away, against all odds, lost in
sensual ambiguity am I, so lost in nothingness to you... Answer me, please??

From:    Icetaffy@aol.com
To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Hi!
Date:    Tue, 24 Jul 2001 04:13:32 EDT

Your poetry is otherworldly...."prisoner of the night"  is my swan
song...u have a gift!...I  frequent many poetry pages...but u r something
sexyspiritualnasty.....YUMMY!!....I am your fan! .....""sigh""

juliejae

From: XXXXXX
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2001 12:39 PM
To: asassycat@att.net
Subject: Love Your Poetry

Hello...just wanted to take this time to say..."thank you"...very very much for sharing your beautiful imagination thru those "passionately erotic poetries"...they are all very very beautiful...may I just compliment...some of them express how I feel inside...just full of fire & passionate desires...& you express them with beautiful & sensual words....please keep it up & don't ever stop...you have a beautiful gift...continue to shine....& I will continue to visit & read them with such delight...was just browsing....first of all that "Scorpio" in me...consumes my mind nothing but "sex"....but wanted to read something done with elegant & taste...& yours was just that...so I thank you greatly for sharing & that special friend...that inspired you...but it was actually with in you...you just had to let yourself...shine....& shine you have....& continue that shine....My Best~~~Asianbty26
PS...Your guest book was full...."Shine"

From:    XXXXXX
To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: love your website
Date:    Mon, 11 Jun 2001 01:09:40 EDT

hello, my name is matt...I just wanted to write and tell you how much I enjoy
your poems. I too am a poet who writes of love and passion. I think that
these poems are very "free" in letting the reader wonder and picture the
words in his/her mind. plus I just looked at the pictures of you and was
surprised at how such a beautiful woman can be so talented as to make such wonderful works of art as these, as you yourself are a wonderful piece of art. I don't know if you speak this way in everyday talk, but I know that I
have the same feelings, thoughts, as these and I am too shy to bring them
out loud in words, that's why I write poems such as these. it is a way to
"fulfill" my fantasies. well, I just wanted to write you and express my
admiration for your writings and even more so for your beauty. I hope to hear from you and know if you have any more of your poems you may be able to send
me.  A Great Admirer- Matt

To: asassycat@att.net    Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 8:52 AM
Subject: Re: love your website
 

Shelley, I just read your new poem and I think that it is absolutely beautiful. you truly are a very gifted women, with the ability to show beauty and grace in your work and appearance. where do you get the inspiration for these poems, are you married or currently in love with someone? I have a person that inspires me to write my poems but I am no longer with her. I was just wondering if the person you write of is a current or past love. by the way, just to tell you a little about myself, my name is matt and I am from Chicago. I work in a hospital doing physical therapy. I would love to hear back from you and learn a little more about this fantastic woman I am speaking to. hope to hear from you.  -Matt

 

From: XXXXX  To:   Asassycat    Sent: Tuesday, July 10, 2001

Subject: Re: my guest book
Your inspirational and fulfilling idea's and philosophies... 

I was very astounded to read some of your beliefs and  perspective's on so many things that I have believed and felt for so many years, (of course I've had more time then you, I'm 47) as I said before, I stumbled across your web site accidentally, but by no means was it an  accident. I am a little embarrassed to say I was reading erotic poems when, then next thing you know I hit a button and there you were. (My he does work in mysterious ways!) The symbols that you speak about in the Bible I would  like for you to explain to me a little more in detail what exactly your speaking about, and the meanings you've deciphered from them. As of yet I haven't gotten to your poetry, which I an so looking forward to. I was so engrossed with the other readings, by the tome I was done it was approx. 2:00 a.m. in the morning. So as for the God given name of mine He and my wonderful parents have quite a sense of humor, for it is REALLY Kandy Store, and then I was married to a man who's last name is Stocker, which then turned me into a Candy Store Stocker. Go figure! Could be worse, I went to school with a girl who's name Ann Tenna (pretty cruel huh?) Please write the first chance you get, as I was very surprised to hear from you so soon, but at the same time delighted. Thank you again for your time and sharing your gift. I hope to hear from you soon. God Bless you and in our next conversation I have another very important question I'd like your insight and opinion on.  

From:    XXXXXX    To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Re; Your poems
Date:    Sun, 10 Jun 2001 02:00:22 EDT

They are awesome........Should be in a published book.
Thanks,
Donna                                             

From:    XXXXXX    Date: Sun, 27 May 2001 12:04:15 EDT

To: asassycat@att.net    

Subject:  Hi. Just wanted to let you know I loved your poetry :) Well done.

From:    XXXXXX
To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: your poetry
Date:    Thu, 21 Jun 2001 12:34:15 -0500

I have recently discovered your site that has your poetry on it.  I have enjoyed it a great deal, and you have a definite talent. 

I am putting a website together that focuses on relationships and within that site, I will be placing some of my own poetry.  I put the poetry on images and I would like to use some of your poetry, with your permission.  The images I use will be of a soft core nature, but nudity is involved.  I can show you two that I have already made, and it will give you an idea of what I would like to do with your poetry.  I have enclosed two of my own. 

Of course, you will be given full credit for your writings. 

You have a real talent for putting your thoughts in writing, and I appreciate finding your site.  It's a place I will visit often! 

I hope to hear from you soon, granting me permission to use some of your work.

Thanks, and keep up the good work!

Elizabeth

From: XXXXXX
Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 12:56 AM
To: asassycat@att.net
Subject: your site...

hey kat- 

just found your website and i think it's awesome. your poetry captures that erotic sense you are trying to explain. i try to use words like you but fall short most of the time. anyways, i was wondering if you could do me a favor and check out some of my poems and give advice. i am not sure what advice i am looking for but i think i am missing something and not sure what it is. thanks for the time. - Dan.

From: XXXXXX    To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Great work
Date:    Wed, 23 May 2001 09:22:00 -0700

Hello! Asassycat, - It is a pleasure to read your poetry! two thumbs up!!!

Hold me tight my caramel spy,
Squeeze tight my neck with those thighs so fine
Crush against me your soft cleft
That I may deeply drink the divinity
Of your luscious wet pussy.
Let it's holy-oil drip upon my pouting lips
And wash my scorching flesh in its sweetness.
Oh light of my life
I only love but thee
Deeper than the sea
Thy love is sweeter than the sting from the bee.

Regards
                    Psychedelicfly...

 

From: XXXXXX    To: asassycat@att.net

Subject: expressive poetry

Date: Tue, 15 May 2001 21:22:02

Your poems are wonderful, expressive, and very much an oral painting that shows through words many things.  As a dabbler in poetry, I enjoy works such as yours because they capture the emotion and allow us, the readers, to see other points of view.

David

 

From:  XXXXXX    To: asassycat@att.net

Subject: Thank You

Date: Sun, 13 May 2001 09:08:50 +0100

Hi there, Just to say a big thank-you for your wonderful poems, they have given  me so  much pleasure over the last few weeks. I came across your Web Site from a link given by Jaynah of Bristol UK.  She's very much like your poems -- Sensuous!! I've never been a person who bothered about poetry, but after reading some of your poems  I think a whole new chapter in my life is about to begin.  So once again thank you.  Kindest regards,

Roy

 

From:  XXXXXX    To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: great site
Date:    Tue, 8 May 2001 20:42:16 EDT

I really enjoyed your site, great stuff!!!!!!  Keep up the great, enlightening and awakening work!

From: XXXXXX    To: asassycat@att.net

Subject: hello

Date: Wed, 09 May 2001 10:33:28 -0700

I just stumbled upon your website and was quite impressed, it's very unique and Very much like myself.  Your expressions through Emails, poetry etc. Made me want to talk to you, To know more about you and  learn from you.  I am not expecting a long term friendship, or even a reply but to let you know that I loved your emails. Your style of writing and so forth, I thought you might like to know that. If you do choose to write to me I would love to discuss life or whatever else you may throw my way. I have strong opinions but always open to change, and or discussion.  I love to write letters and collect a lot of pen-pals , Soon to find out that they bore me with their simple letters of nothing. I need more of a challenge, someone who can out write me , and speak to me in a manor that I wish to be spoken to. I am writing this rather quickly and haven't put much thought into  what I'm saying, So I may come across as "Boring " to you , and so that be it , that is fine. I can't change anyone's mind on their feelings, But I do hope, that you take this letter as a compliment. I'm not being conceited don't get me wrong. But I loved your site. and I will visit  it often.

Leesah

From:    XXXXXX    To:      asassycat@att.net
Subject: Searching...
Date:    Mon, 21 May 2001 00:07:45 EDT

Dear Asassycat,                                                            
                                 
The poem you wrote," What Has No Name," basically describes me (my inner being) perfectly. In fact, as I'm reading it for the third time, it honestly seems to be some sort of "revelation" of me from you; as if you are inside of my head, whispering in my ear the things you see and feel. Soul-stirring!!! Until now, I thought I was the only one on earth feeling this way. But since I now see that I'm not, what should I do? Any suggestions?               
                                                                    
Sincerely;
                                                                             
Chef 

From: XXXXXX    To: asassycat@att.net

Subject: hello

Date: Thu, 17 May 2001 11:59:23 -0500

Today I was surfing the net for something to read when I came upon your site.  Your words pierced my soul., and your picture teased my senses. You are an incredible lady and whoever has your passion and desire is one extremely lucky person...with admiration ...........john

From: XXXXXX    To: asassycat@att.net

Subject: poems

Date: Mon, 21 May 2001 12:23:40 -0500

Friend

Absolutely love your site. I don't usually bookmark poetry pages, but yours is exceptional and I intend to read the entire site. There are a lot of things that are difficult for me to express in normal words, so I write them down  in poems. I have many many of them, and they are essentially a diary of my life.  I also write sometimes in the style of the poems that you post...

From: XXXXXX    To: asassycat@att.net

Date: Sun, 20 May 2001 10:52:20 -0700

Subject: your poems are verbal paintings in that I can not only see but can feel as well, I only wish I could use words as well as you do. :P :D  Dee

From:    XXXXXX
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: Hi I was just wanting to compliment your poetry. Good work.
Date:    Fri, 4 May 2001 22:19:30 EDT

Plus, I think you're very beautiful. Excellent photos.  Keep up the good work.
                                                                             
Ryan

From:    McdnLpn@aol.com
To:     
asassycat@att.net
Subject: (no subject)
Date:    Tue, 24 Apr 2001 00:17:15 EDT

All that can be said it that your poetry is beautiful . Keep writing for the world to see it. 

Pattie

From:  lance@saix.net
To:     asassycat@att.net
Subject: Comment
Date:    Sun, 22 Apr 2001 23:11:56 +0200

I think of your poetry is both unique and sensual.  Kind regards, Lance

2000______________

From: XXXXXX    To: asassycat@att.net    Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 8:36 PM
Subject: loved the poem

I loved your poem... What has NO name... I thought it was about me... I am a Leo, thus I call myself a Lioness, and it felt exactly like I could have written it... I do write poetry, for about 30 years now... and I just wanted to say, I connected with it, and especially at this time of my life... Love the background, I could feel the pacing and intensity of the trapped animal both
physically, and spiritually... Good Poem.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 3:37 PM
Subject: your erotic poems

Hi there,
I came across your web page of erotic poems, and I think that they're really nice, I love those kinds of poems, and really wished I had the ability to express myself as well as you do. I hope other people say what they think about your page.
Sarah

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2000 1:19 AM
Subject: Hi

In reference to Kade, I know someone like that. He is not my significant other. He is a person who I met through life circumstances, and has touched my soul forever. He accepts me for who I am. He disagrees, yells at me, tells me when I am naive, but is always there for me. If I make a mistake, it doesn't matter; if I am wrong, he just says, keep trying. No matter how much he gets upset with me, he is always there. I know he cares, because he gets upset when he sees me being naive, and trusting of people who don't deserve that trust. This person is out of my life right now, through no choice of our own, and I hope I meet up with him again soon.  Gemini

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 7:52 PM
Subject: hit hard, go down fast

Life is a constant trial. To know such pleasure to the extreme. I've been where you are. Moments of sexual ecstasy. Every fantasy fulfilled... and then to be elevated to god consciousness, to transcend the pleasure and passion and see the reality of love .... and then to be torn apart by pain, the real pain of losing love and loved ones. Nothing lasts. We live for the moment and hold on to a glimpse of eternity...to see through the glass darkly. Keep on with the passion, my friend. It is our salvation. William

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2000 10:55 PM
Subject: "what has no name"

You really got inside my head on this one. like you put words to a feeling I've had with me all my life. And, yeah, its been troubling me my whole life too. A feeling that's grown more intense, and painful, the older I've got and the more I've experienced and the more I've had to let go of. It has no name, but you nailed it to the floor. I can see it more vividly than ever. Is it a blessing, or a curse? If I can't have the one to run wild with me and set free this caged animal... then I become a hermit, a monk. "I too long for love and life, but must it come so cruel, and oh, so bright" L. Cohen. "Joan of Arc"
as always, William

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 7:35 PM
Subject: your words...

Your words are like the sharing of a passionate eve... desires spoken to a lover who in turn desires love... the fulfillment of the thoughts held casually during days routine... only to be magnified when candles soft shadows dance upon the walls of the room... you who share the longings of your soul... be blessed forever with sweet dreams upon you... thank you

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, May 19, 2000 5:56 PM
Subject: beautiful

You are beautiful inside and out!

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2000 9:30 AM
Subject: (no subject)

“I asked God for wealth, that I might have power;
I was given poverty, that I might find my inner strength.
I asked for fame, so that others may know me;
I was given obscurity, that I may know myself.
I asked for a person to love that I might never be alone,
I was given the life of a hermit, that I might learn to accept myself.
I asked for power, that I might achieve,
I was given weakness that I might learn to obey.
I asked for health, that I might lead a long life.
I was given infirmity, that I might appreciate each minute.
I asked Mother Earth for strength, that I might have my way.
I was given weakness, that I might feel the need for Her.

I asked to live happily, that I might enjoy life.
I was given life that I might live happily.
I received nothing I asked for, yet all my wishes came true.
I am richly blessed, more than I had ever hoped.

Thank you, God, for what you have given me."
Lakota Indian Prayer

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 8:53 PM
Subject: (no subject)

I was absolutely invigorated by your sexual poems!!!!! Loved em'!!!!!!!

To: asassycat@att.net
From: XXXXXX
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 5:48 PM
Subject: you

The beauty of a woman is not in
The clothes she wears
The figure she carries
Or the way she combs her hair.
The beauty of a woman
Must be seen from her eyes,
Because that is the doorway to her heart,
The place where love resides.
The beauty of a woman
Is not in a facial mole,
But true beauty in a woman
Is reflected in her soul.
It is the caring that she lovingly gives,
The passion that she shows,
The beauty of a woman
With passing years -only grows.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat
Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 10:34 AM
Subject: your poetry web site

The poetry on your website is as beautiful as your outer beauty.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 7:24 PM
Subject: Your Web Site

Hello,
After I read one of your poems, I felt like I just stepped off an erotic coaster. You took me through turns and twists of my emotions and desires. I found myself lining up for the next ride. Now my daily thoughts will never
be the same. I will be looking for that special place.
Anonymous

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2000 5:17 PM
Subject: Regarding your webpage
Your webpage is awesome. I found it by chance. I am trying to get my poems on here, but didn't know how. Any advice? I would appreciate it. Thanks for your time.
Bonnie

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2000 10:47 PM
Subject: Your Erotic Poetry!
I do not believe that I have read poetry with such a passion and reality before. You express all of the wonderfully sensuous feelings, sounds and longings that a man really desires from his lover.

The Man that has the honor of being your lover, the man that can evoke the feelings that you must have had to inspire your poetry is a very lucky man.

God bless you for your honesty and openness with your passion and sensuality. I have had only limited exposure to such a wonderful sexual partner in my life. It is the essence of wonderful lovemaking!

Ben

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2000 6:48 PM
Subject: hi there

I really congratulate you on your wonderful site; it is really beautiful, Especially the poems, which are really, I actually don't know the right word but I loved them. This is the first time I ever read a poem and I really do
like, your poems are just great and I think you are a very courageous person to write such poems, and even to put them on the web for every one. I would like to know about all your updates for your site if that is possible, cause’ I would love reading more of those poems, thank you.
Zizi, from Seattle WA

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 11:13 PM
Subject: your poetry

Just wanted to let you know I enjoyed your page very much, I like your poetry and find it very erotic. Well done!

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2000 7:13 PM
Subject: (no subject)

Whoa! Your poems are deep. I love it! I am an amateur poet myself. I wish I could write like that. As I experience more things in my life, it will come to me. Half of the poems you wrote truly related to me. I just want to let you know, I'm gonna put some of them on my page. I want everyone to see them. I won't say they are by me, I won't put a name. But I just though I'd let u know.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 3:58 AM
Subject: Asassycat...

I have just read your poetry and you write with a passion that I have not seen or felt in a long time. I don't know if you are familiar with Kahlil Gibran's work on passion... I hope you don't mind if I quote this...

"Your soul is oftentimes a battlefield, upon which your reason and judgment wage war against passion and your appetite. Your reason and your passion are the rudder and the sails of your seafaring soul. If either your sails or your rudder be broken, you can but toss and drift, or else be held at a standstill in mid-seas. For reason, ruling alone, is a force confining; and passion, unattended, is a flame that burns to its own destruction. Therefore let your soul exalt your reason to the height of passion; that it may sing; and let it direct your passion with reason, that you passion may live through its own daily resurrection, and like the phoenix rise above it's own ashes."

A good read is his book "The Prophet" in which he talks on all issues such as love, pleasure, passion, marriage etc....

Another good quote, funnily enough from one of the most hated men in the world... Adolf Hitler... Who would of thought... "A meeting between two beings who complete one another, who are made for each other, borders already in my opinion, on a miracle."

I am trying to find my true self... I know in which direction my feelings lie... But it's not everyone’s cup of tea... but when I read your poetry I know I would be making a grave error of judgment if I did not go with my soul... and my passion and my lust for life itself...

I hope to read more of your works again soon...

Kerry Cutts
Republic of South Africa

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 8:11 AM
Subject: Thank you

I just wanted to say I was very moved by your poems. You have been given a gift but this I am sure you know. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me. Roberto

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 10:14 AM
Subject: wow!

I love your poetry, your a very sexy woman, I can tell by your picture! I just thought I would email you!

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 8:12 PM
Subject: Thanks

I love your poetry...

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2000 1:45 AM
Hello, came across your poetry.
Sensuality is the stuff of life that connoisseurs know to be nectar. Ah the joy of being poised, yet not in, of the delicious knocking about, delay, Ah the deliciousness of nowhere to go Then coming to rest on round full heaviness and the suggestion of fur Well, well!

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 12:31 PM
Subject: your poetry

What has no name was excellent. Thank you so much for sharing your work with the rest of the world.
Emmi

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 2:29 PM
Subject: What Has No Name

Shelley,
Have you discovered "What Has No Name"? As for me, I am 40 yr. old male and understand perfectly about the beast, wild animal, that lives within me. One day it will be free to share its love and compassion. I have really enjoyed reading you heart and soul. I also am a poet and write when inspired by the heart. You are a breath of fresh air. THANK YOU SOOOOO much.
Russ

IN RESPONSE:

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 6:18 AM
Subject: Re: What Has No Name

Hi Tray,

YES... I have discovered it, and understand. It is what my website is truly all about... if you read my e-mails I've written and posted there, they explain a little. I want to share my love and compassion with the WORLD, and help others to find WHAT HAS NO NAME.

Thank you for what you said. I love to know others are also awakened.

Take Care,

Shelley

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 9:30 PM
Subject: this is a very interesting poem
This is in response to "mystery."

This is coming from a lesbian. I hope that this doesn't offend you. Well, about "the mystery" well first let me tell you something about myself. I always say that the only thing missing from me is a penis because I feel like I have the neural connections already.

Well I think I have an idea about the mystery. When my partner and I make love we often use "Rapunzel" (a dildo). Well, I don't know how to explain Myself... let's just say that I go through all of the "male" internal
reactions of being inside of the woman that I love. There is definitely a sense of ... power... or tender aggression or strength or something that comes over you. It's like the chemicals direct this behavior or something. It can either be the "lion" reaction or very well the loving, strong, warm, protective reaction also because there is definitely some sort of awareness my lover's vulnerability.

Now the flip side is that I know what it is like to have "my lover" (dildo with strong emotional connections) inside of me.

Well I just thought it was interesting that you have this mystery. It just made me think about what it would be like if I were in a relationship that would leave me with such a mystery.

Take care, feel free to begin a dialogue. I enjoy sensual conversation.

Kelly

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2000 3:56 PM
Subject: hey, I was just at your site!

Nice Poetry, Writing from the heart is so beautiful, and more when you have love in you're heart! That's wonderful that you have a website for it. I was wondering?! I saw your picture but you don't point out which one is you, though they look so alike. Visitor... Cary :)

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 11:55 PM
Subject: NICE

THAT IS SO NICE TO FEEL... THAT WOULD BE GREAT.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 7:20 PM
Subject: :)

I thoroughly enjoyed your page, and was moved by your letter. I'm sure as time has passed you have new experiences and insights on all that's behind you and around you, including some or all of the following...

I admire your bravery and conviction to so proudly claim the connectivity between intimacy and the spiritual. I think mainstream Christianity has deteriorated and seems to be completely losing it's hold on western
civilization for having promoted shame and misogyny for so long. I think perhaps you'd enjoy a Hindu perspective on sexuality and the bond it serves - the rewards for abstinence between new lovers is transforming that energy to a new level of communion--one that glides through the trials that break impatient mates. The notion of us all being manifestations of that one God finding itself is in fact Hindu in origin... Atman ("self") is Brahman
("God").  Just a little note... no conversion attempted--I'm not Hindi either ;)

Thank you, Shelley. Sorry to bore you.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 8:43 PM
Subject: (no subject)

HELLO, I HAVE BEEN WRITING POETRY SINCE I WAS A KID, AND RARELY DO I COME ACROSS POETS WORK THAT I LIKE. CALL IT BEING VEIN, HOWEVER I HAVE READ YOUR WORK AND YOU ARE FANTASTIC. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. I LOVED READING YOUR TALENT... ONLY WISH THERE WAS MORE, ALICIA.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 1:42 PM
Subject: Re: Tried to sign

I was just going to say... I like your site and I thought that your poetry was wonderful. I am a poet also. Keep writing ok.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 5:58 PM
Subject: "you are a mystery"

I loved a woman once, passion that knew no bounds. We took turns being each other in our lovemaking. Using all the power of the imagination, talking to one another, and feeling what the other would feel.  Your poem brings all that back, fresh, like it was today.
Bill

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 4:37 AM
Subject: Your Poetry
I just wanted to compliment you on your work. You have composed some great writings. You have a unique style, a bit graphic at times, but it blends well with your emotions. They were all a pleasure to read!
Regards,
Brien

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2000 12:00 AM
Subject: Wonderful!

Bravo! These are feelings I have and cannot express. Thank you for helping me find a voice!

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 8:56 PM
Subject: YOUR POETRY
Thank you, Sassycat, for turning me on!

Lloyd

From:
XXXXXX
To:
asassycat@att.net
Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 12:00 AM
Subject: BRAVO...
I am so impressed by your poetry... it is truly awesome... thank you...

From:
XXXXXX
To:
asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 8:25 PM
Subject: (no subject)
I love your poetry...You have a way of expressing yourself that few can understand... My husband and I both enjoy this site and would love to view more of your poetry.

From: XXXXXX

To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 9:37 PM
Subject: POETRY WEBSITE
AWESOME!! YOU'VE CAPTURED WHAT I DREAM ABOUT, AND FEEL IN MY HEART. YOU ARE VERY BEAUTIFUL TOO! I FEEL YOU. FROM WOMAN TO WOMAN. HOW ABOUT SOMETHING FROM WOMEN TO WOMEN I BET YOU COULD COME UP WITH SOMETHING WONDERFUL.
THANK YOU,
INFINITY

From: XXXXXX

To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2000 5:03 PM
Subject: hello
I really enjoyed your website; it is very deep and sensual. I'm glad that I ran across it.

From: XXXXXX

To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 3:17 PM
Subject: THE FIRST POEM OF YOURS I READ WAS "MY FANTASY"

OH MY GOD YOU PULLED THAT RIGHT OUT OF THE DEPTHS OF MY HEART AND SOUL! IF YOU ONLY KNEW HOW MUCH FARTHER I COULD TAKE YOUR FANTASY. BECAUSE THEN I WOULD TAKE OVER AND SHOW YOU HOW I WOULD TEASE AND PLEASE YOU UNTIL WE WERE BOTH SO PHYSICALLY AND EMOTIONALLY EXHAUSTED FROM PLEASURE, THAT WE WOULD HAVE TO TAKE A VACATION FROM LIFE FOR A WEEK OR TWO TO RECOVER LOL. WHAT I'M TRYING TO SAY IS THAT IF YOUR POEMS COME FROM YOUR HEART AND SOUL, THEN WE ARE ONE IN THE SAME. EMAIL ME AND AT LEAST TALK TO ME A LITTLE, AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT ALL THE THINGS I'VE SAID TRULY MEANS.

From: XXXXXX

To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 8:42 PM
Subject: Hello
I am student in college and I love your poetry. I love to read and write, and though law is a heavy major, I still can't help but take time out to write for a hobby. And a lot of your poetry is very touching and well structured. I have even printed out most of your poems... And I know what pain is as well... and I have written some poetry on aol love corner nook. A year ago I feel deeply in love... the person was my first. I was twenty years old. And that person seemed to have taken a chunk of my heart and soul...A year later I have tried to get over him... I was in another relationship with a man I cared about and I couldn't love him, because my heart was still with him. I didn't plan to fall in love and I did not want to stay in love with him after so long...I went back into contact with him after a year...he still had some physical passion for me and we had sex... well it was love to me... I am a very pretty and a very attractive young woman. (I will send you my picture to prove it) and I love him with all my heart and soul...but he don't want a relationship with me... this is the same reason before why we stopped dating... he did not want to make a commitment to be my boyfriend... I am now 21 and he is now 28... it is so hard to fall in love again...and the harder I try THE HARDER I fall back down. I can never forget my first time... with him... and I HAVE WRITTEN A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE...I HOPE YOU LIKE IT

There a streak of pain when I remember...when I remember your body exploring my untouched soul, my untouched heart. So foolish was I to take this journey into adore solo...

I could not refuse you, you were demanding as you turned my trembling body to face you. You were magnetic to this virgin steel. My Woman takes over within me...and I forgot all the questions...and I forgot all the fear...
All I knew was that you were swelling on top of me, your eyes were fogged with desire for me...and in that instance I felt like the most beautiful creation in all of god's green Earth. I always thought that I would feel embarrassed to be naked with you...that I would be so worried about my body that I would not enjoy my first time.... But with you I felt that nothing on Earth could have been more natural... nothing could have been more real... I held back my tears for you as you eagerly entered my woman hood... it was waiting and sweating... anticipating your arrival at my womanly door. Without thinking my legs embraced you... my hands clutched your back and I began to moan and sing a song unknown to me... beyond my control... and I looked in your eyes and I wanted to see me in them...and I did... And that is how I fell... and from that fall I will never fully get up... Perhaps I will just crawl to my next love affair... but never again will I love so hard...with so much... with everything I had...with every ounce of me....
I WILL ALWAYS CHERISH...AND I WOULD NOT HESITATE TO WALK AWAY FROM A KINGDOM...FROM RICHES...FROM A HUSBAND...IF YOU WERE TO EVER HAVE ME...

From: XXXXXX

To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 8:12 PM
Subject: inspiring words
I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT YOUR POEMS EXPLAIN THE WAY A LOT OF WOMEN FEEL ABOUT SEX AND THEIR LOVED ONES, BUT CAN'T FIND THE WORDS TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES, ME INCLUDED. YOU HAVE WRITTEN WORDS THAT HAVE INSPIRED ME. YOU LOOK AT SEX IN A WHOLE DIFFERENT WAY. YOU HAVE OPENED UP A NEW WORLD TO ME. I NOW LOOK AT MAKING LOVE TO MY BOYFRIEND IN A WHOLE NEW PERSPECTIVE. THANK YOU! THE POETRY IS BEAUTIFUL, KEEP UP WITH THE WORK. HOPE TO SEE MORE POETRY OF YOURS IN THE FUTURE.  THANK YOU, LATINA3108 IN CALIFORNIA

From: XXXXXX

To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 11:41 PM
Subject: I like your page so much

I love your page; your poetry speaks volumes.

From: XXXXXX

To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2000 10:33 AM
I tried to send this to your guest book.... But alas it was full... "I must admit the poetry certainly encompasses the passion that is present between man and woman. I hope you continue to profess the things that tickle your soul... so that we may all see, and be pleased by our own perverse eroticism..."

Blake

From: XXXXXX

To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 9:59 PM
Subject: (no subject)

Hello! I just went to your web page and I find your poetry to be very beautiful! When and how often do you update your page... if you do? Thanks. I enjoyed the poems!

From: Kinga
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 3:25 PM
Subject: thank you!
Hello!
What a wonderful website! breathless...sensual.... erotic... moving... I simply love it and enjoyed every word...every moment reading it ... and I sure will come back again! It is sure not done by once!  Thank you so much for sharing all your emotions with us...you've got a new fan in me!
Thank you!


From:
XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net

Sent: Monday, June 19, 2000 10:57 PM
Subject: NO SUBJECT

WOW... YOU ARE SO SEXY!!!!!!!!

From: XXXXXX    To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: Your poetry
Date: Fri, 31 Dec 1999 11:09:58 EST
Comments: Hi, Just wanted to drop in to tell you how fabulous your words are. You must know this girl I have just recently met, as I know these are her feelings...the most erotic person I have ever known. Truly beautiful, sensuous and erotic words and thoughts. Steve

From: XXXXXX (WingsofRobin)
To: asassycat@.att.net
Subject: Web page comment
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 06:20:29 EST
Comments: My dearest lady, the words upon your page left me utterly breathless. Your poetry curled around my dreams and my heart, causing me to react in the most delicious of ways. I humbly thank you for sharing such beautiful works ... and I truly hope they are not the last my longing eyes will see. Until then, farewell, my tender Queen.

In tender silence,
Angel


To: 
asassycat@att.net  Email: XXXXXX
Date: 1/20/00
Time: 1:44:29
Comments: I love the changes that u have made, I just looovvveeeee it. Keep up the good work..... Badboyz


From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: Poetry
Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 15:58:13 EST
Comments: I absolutely love your poems. You are able to express what I cannot put into words but feel. Thanks. Keep writing. Rhonda Baxter


From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: (no subject)
Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2000 15:39:30 EST
Comments: some really cool poetry...mmmm real nice...Roberto in NY


To: 
asassycat@att.net   Email: XXXXXX
Date: 1/31/00
Time: 3:11:48
Comments: You have brought back within me the desire for the writing I so long to know once again. Like an old friend you came into my life and with your presence awakening the sleeping words within me. Thank you my friend, Becky

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: (no subject)
Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2000 22:43:59 EST
Comments: I love your poetry, is there more I can read? Thanks for putting my feelings into such beautiful words.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: Loved It!
Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2000 11:57:20 EST
Comments: What ever it was, you said it and I liked the way it was said! You go girl! Felicity

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: (no subject)
Date: Sat, 27 Nov 1999 01:52:30 EST
Comments: This is really great poetry! It is not filth or obscenity. It is very sensual and very erotic. Thanx for sharing it. Hope u write more! LOL Thanx

To: 
asassycat@att.net  Email: XXXXXX    Date: 1/23/00    Time: 6:08:27
Comments: Your poems are so beautiful.... Imp so glad you chose to share with others... Thanks, Flo

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: (no subject)
Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2000 18:04:17 EST
Comments: Love your poetry, my boyfriend loves getting these!

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: Thanks
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2000 09:16:01 EST
Comments: Thanks for sharing your poetry -- I like it very much. Keep writing, keep loving, keep being all that you can be of yourself. Thanks, Ken

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: awesome....
Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2000 16:42:11 EST
Comments: What a delight to have read your incredible poetry....not only has it turned me on, but I have felt your words and am anxious to share them with my husband....his excitement will only heighten mine....These were really great pieces, thank you for sharing them. SMB

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Subject: Re: your poems..
Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2000 14:54:47 EST
Comments: I loved each and every one. My gosh reading them was as if reading my own thoughts. It is a rare and wonderful thing to be able to put down in writing as you have of feelings that rage within your soul. I too have wrote many poems for the one I love. but have yet to share them with others...Thank you for sharing yours. Razzed

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 04:12:45 -0800
Comments: Thank you for reminding me about your site. Yes, it has been too long and your heart and pen still arouses my every nerve, thank you. This person must be a very special soul, to have had that kind of impact on your life. You are sharing with all of us, something very dear to him... YOU. Your words must bring smiles to everyone who ever has had a dream and loves. Thank you, and the one in your life who brought these magic feelings to life.

Your most favorite fan.

Thank you once again.
You are an amazing woman. You have a wonderful gift… thank you for sharing a part of it. WOW

Before I go, marry me. You are amazing and wonderful, thank you.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Monday, March 06, 2000 2:46 AM
Comments: Hi, I just had to come back and read your beautiful words. They put a smile on my lips and a song in my heart. Thank you so very much... again. The person that shares your life must feel like the luckiest person alive. Well thanks again.

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Subject: Your Site...
Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 21:02:04 EST
Comments: The Bomb! Luv'n it…

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Friday, February 25, 2000 11:07 PM
Subject: a message from a fan
Comments: I don't know how you are able to me drive me crazy in writing better than most women I've seen. Physically, the way you are so descriptive about your every thought and emotion during various experiences is beautiful. I know this probably looks like the words of stalker but I assure you they are not… but then again this is the Internet!… I just wanted to let you know I enjoy reading your poems, and if you were ever to make a book I'd be the first to buy it. From a fan by the name of Juice

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2000 4:32 AM
Subject: Wowwww
Comments: You are fantastic... from a hot Italian boy...
smack everywhere!!!!

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@att.net
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 12:32 AM
Subject: What have I found?
Comments: Your poetry is a delight. I identified with many of the themes. I too, write poetry, and have not published it because it is so personal for me. I have enjoyed your poetry. It has touched a part of me not many people know. Keep it up.

From: XXXXXX
To: 
asassycat@att.net  
Sent: Friday, March 10, 2000 8:46 PM
Subject: Your Page
Comments: I just wanted to say that your page was great. You have such talent. Thank you for sharing with the world.

Montana

From: XXXXXX
To: asassycat@worldnet.att.net
Sent: Saturday, March 18, 2000 3:00 PM
Subject: Asassycat's Erotic Poetry Home Page
Comments: I truly enjoy reading your work. I frequently send things I find on your site to my friend in Hawaii. He could be the love of my life, my soul mate. We met on the internet, and spend most of our communication time via email. So, your poetry has allowed me to express your lovely ideas to him. I wish that I were creative enough to have created some of my own.

Thank you.
 

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