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I was on the site early on the 5th. It's quite simply one of the most beautiful and graceful on-line journals I've ever read. Thank you so very much for your contribution to our community of poetry. What a gift. ~ Toni L. Wilkes

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I have been reading again from your issue of Touch. I have found the poems there deeply moving. I shall recommend it to a few of fellow poets. It is well worth supporting ... Particularly, Dennis Greene's 'In passing, for Peter' was very intense. It showed me again that short poems can reach the greatness of the best of long and more 'major' poems. It has a restrained intensity somewhat like that of Giotto ...

~ Murray Alfredson

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Everything looks so amazing! I love the cover ... Your dedication truly moved me and highlighting Dennis' essay was wonderful for the first issue. Thank you so much for letting me be a part of the inaugural issue. I'm so very delighted. ~ Christine Klocek-Lim

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Wow! You've put together quite an issue! I'm very proud to appear among so many wonderful poems by so many talented poets. I was stunned by Tina Hacker's "Sheba" and "Final Night" as well as by Christine Klocek-Lim's "The Unnamed," though all of the poems are praise-worthy.

~ James Wilk

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Thank you so much for [the debut issue of Touch: The Journal of Healing]. I read it right through and will read it again and again. It is thought provoking, sad, happy and beautiful. After reading Mr. Greene's message you feel that if he can keep on so can I. My aches and pains are so minor in comparison. Thank you again for such beauty.

~ G. Closs

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I recently read the September issue of Touch, in which I was included. I believe I have never been in better company than I am with these other poets. In examining why I feel this way, I recognize that for me poetry is a process which transforms experiences. When I articulate what is deeply felt, I become a participant rather than a victim of what is painful. I think this is true for all the poets published by Touch. When as a poet one is heard, it seems as if one has been joined on a journey that has been solitary. Your journal allows the reader to feel accompanied, and gives voice to what is often endured in silence. Thank you for this.

~ Kristin Roedell

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Just a note to tell you I think the cover art and layout for Volume 7 of Touch: The Journal of Healing look stunning.

~ Jan Duncan-O'Neal

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