Whereas this poem is empty of such imagery, it makes up for it in conviction. I found it simply written and powerful in it's point.
Reviewed by: Shawen A Greer
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| I found the onslaught of questions in the beginning to be a little overbearing yet quite characteristic of the Scully that we saw in 'all things'. Her conclusions are moving, though somehow I tend to see Scully more as Mulder's savior than vice versa...however, that is strictly opinion. Whereas this poem is empty of such imagery, it makes up for it in conviction. I found it simply written and powerful in it's point. Reviewed by: Shawen A Greer |
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