Romance/Love: February 19, 2013 Issue [#5526]
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Romance/Love


 This week: Use Words To Show Love
  Edited by: NaNoNette Author IconMail Icon
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Table of Contents

1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

Hello romantically inclined readers, I am NaNoNette Author Icon and I will be your guest editor for this issue.


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Letter from the editor


Use Words To Show Love


Lovers, spouses, and writers have one thing in common: the need to explain feelings of love.

Every day, if you are somebody who gets at least some news from the internet or newspapers, you'll come across an article, blog, or column about romance and love. No matter how cynical the world seems to be, there are always those who just can't stop falling love, desiring love, and celebrating love.

Relationship advice often comes with such gems as:

*Inlove* Look each other in the eyes.
*Kiss* Exchange long kisses. The last measure is at least six seconds.
*Utensils* Have meals together.
*Bowling* Pursue a common hobby.

All of these require people to be together in person. Once there is a separation, love and romance needs different ways of expression. This is where love poetry and romance writing come in.

*Reading* You can read romantic works by other authors.
*Quill* You can write your own poems or stories.
*MailR* You can send love letters.

As you see, when absence makes the heart grow fond, words are your best tool to express your feelings. Can't find just the right words? Don't worry. Many writers came before you with the same problem. In their quest for the right words to say, they created dictionaries and thesauruses for you. Find them listed here "Invalid Item" Open in new Window.



Editor's Picks

 Birthday Dinner  Open in new Window. (E)
Steve discloses some startling information.
#1914425 by DavidFosnight Author IconMail Icon

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 My Love Open in new Window. (13+)
Just an Ode to my love.
#1919890 by Marcus Holland Author IconMail Icon

 What You Deserve Open in new Window. (18+)
A small wish.
#1919888 by Darcy's mistress Author IconMail Icon

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#1919843 by Not Available.

 The Resignation of a Battered Soldier Open in new Window. (E)
This poem represents a letter I sent on my FB page, to a woman whom I deeply admired.
#1919826 by Krum Author IconMail Icon

 Dried Flowers Open in new Window. (ASR)
A free verse poem about memories kept locked away in the attic.
#1919824 by Harry Author IconMail Icon

 Coming Home to Love Open in new Window. (18+)
Jennifer comes home to Georgia, divorced. The last thing she expects is loving again.
#1912061 by happy mommy Author IconMail Icon

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Sweetheart's Contest Open in new Window. (13+)
Winners Posted- See you in next time! Bring me your best poems, happy or heartbreaking!
#598466 by Lexi Author IconMail Icon

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Paradise Cove Writing Challenge-On Hold Open in new Window. (18+)
A romance/erotica contest from The Talent Pond.
#1380461 by Jeff Author IconMail Icon

 
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Ask & Answer

There were a couple of comments on my last Romance/Love newsletter "Valentine's Day - Romantic or Commercial" Open in new Window..

BIG BAD WOLF is Howling Author Icon wrote: Sometimes romance leads you in different directions. "What Happens at the Barracks; Stays" Open in new Window.

True.

monty31802 wrote: A fine Newsletter, Enjoyed it very much.

Thank you so very much for your kind comment.

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