Letters of Haim Goldman, Friday, July 28, 2006 Dear Friends in the U.S. and elsewhere,

I would like to present for your refined literary evaluation a recently published superb poem inspired by the sophisticated university town of Berkeley. The gifted poetess Ms. Cecilia Lucas is a graduate student in education at the University of California at Berkeley.

Reading a tender and compassionate love poem written in a distinct, slightly erotic feminine style is very heartening at time of war.

I believe that the composition of Ms. Lucas is a definite epitome of modern American poetry and it is a tribute to the true spirit of the UC at Berkeley and of the American Academia at large.

Careful reading of the poem indicates that Ms. Lucas have not encountered her lover yet and does not really KNOW him.

Let us hope that said lover moves to Berkeley expeditiously and manifests there his stupendous competence, which he recently demonstrated elsewhere.

The exquisite poem “I DON’T WANT TO LOVE YOU, BUT I DO” by Cecilia Lucas is available at [1].

After you have perused the poem, you should try to identify the outstanding poetess in one of the pictures taken at a Berkeley street parade and presented at [2].

Permission is granted to forward this letter to your friends and colleagues provided that the letter is FORWARDED “AS IS”.

Sincerely,

Haim Goldman

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[1] Cecilia Lucas, “A Love Poem”, Common Dreams, July 24, 2006 http://www.commondreams.org/views06/0724-22.htm
[2] Report from the “How Berkeley Can you be” parade at Berkeley, CA.
http://www.zombietime.com/how_berkeley_can_you_be/

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