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| Wednesday, March 8, 2006 - Metal Poet Releases "Echoes of an Empty Heart" with Eddie Mize Masterpiece | "Thanks for the continued support of the Metal Poet site. As always, your emails and feedback are encouraging, and I want to thank those that have spent the time corresponding with me.
"Today I posted my fifth collection of metal poetry, titled "Echoes of an Empty Heart". This is my most personal work yet, like my soul is being exposed in this album.
"Because of its strong personal nature, I approached Eddie Mize, who agreed to create artwork based on my vision. Eddie has created a unique image that is truly expressive and intense. More of his dramatic and talented work can be found on www.artofeddiemize.com. This is the first image I have placed on metalpoet.com of myself; I felt the album's contents deserved to have such an intimate connection.
"As you read through these pieces, you may recall harbouring these thoughts and feelings yourself. Just as Metal is the perfect vehicle for purging and expressing that which cannot be conveyed any other way, this collection is my attempt to articulate what lies deep within.
"Jenifer, you will never be forgotten."
Michael Terrax
www.metalpoet.com - Read It Loud! |
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