Become one with the dynamic universe!
It appears that eight, not the five originally opined, will be removed.
Here is the list of poems that will be retired from circulation on My Poetry Forum for the coming new year:
Have you casted your vote yet?
Poems that resonate with Undawnted's community tend to remain in the public eye for longer durations than those poems that do not. 5-Star Reviews, Nominations, and other positive factors keep Ms. Mullan's creative endeavors live on the internet, as she sees the interactivity as a sign of satisfaction among her audience.
You still have time to leave a review and vote with your stars. More poetry will be available in the coming months. Watch for your chance to interact with Undawnted's resident poet, DL Mullan.
Have a great and creative day.
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See also: The End... Poems No Longer Available on My Poetry Forum, but a New Year of Authenticity Begins!
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Atonement is a mystery that unfolds first in a child's mind and as the story progresses the audience learns the truth about what actually occurred all those years ago.
What would happen if you had a chance to right a mistake? Would you do it as soon as you discovered your error? Or, would you wait decades after everyone is dead to confess?
These questions are what people should ask themselves.*****
Atonement
*****Spoiler Time*****
The Breakdown
When a series of misinterpretations of a young girl puts her sister's love for a servant's son in jeopardy, what will she do to right a wrong she caused?
Briony Tallis, played by Saoirse Ronan, is a brat of a child who mistakes adult behaviors as ones of depravity instead of what actually happened. She goes on to accuse Robbie of rape, when the real rapist is a friend of the family.
Cecelia Tallis, played by Keira Knightley, is in love with Robbie Turner. Her world is destroyed when her sister, Briony, lies about Robbie. Her family disintegrates because of that lie.
Robbie Turner, played by James McAvoy, is a servant's son and accused of raping a child that he did not. This lie by Briony led him to be convicted and later conscripted into the British military during World War II. Because the young Briony mistook his infatuation and love for her sister out of context.
Atonement is the search for redemption. After 21 novels, the writer, Briony Tallis, is decades older and has now brain disease, she writes her last novel giving her sister and lover the life they both deserved: a long and happy love affair. In all those years, Briony had never forgiven herself for being a headstrong and envious child, but she did nothing to correct her error when it mattered the most: when both Robbie and Cecilia were still alive.
This film has been rated: 7.8/10 Stars on IMDB.
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The Review
Older Briony: So, my sister and Robbie were never able to have the time together they both so longed for... and deserved. Which ever since I've... ever since I've always felt I prevented. But what sense of hope or satisfaction could a reader derive from an ending like that? So in the book, I wanted to give Robbie and Cecilia what they lost out on in life. I'd like to think this isn't weakness or... evasion... but a final act of kindness. I gave them their happiness.
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The Tally
My review will be posted on Prime as well as IMDB.
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The Writer's Workshop
Movies for Writers: Atonement is a period piece that tells an endearing love story but also a narrative of anger, jealousy, and regret.
For more Movie Reviews, check out Undawnted's Critiques and Reviews page as well as her IMDB and Amazon Prime profiles.
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