Brigitte Arlette Rahman's poetry is powerful yet sublime and seems to emerge from an unconscious connection to universal truths rather than written from an intellectual perspective, although it certainly takes one on complex intellectual journeys.

Her words personify beauty in all forms, yin and yang, reflecting from a truly clear center, the place where Ms. Rahman apparently resides.

Rahman, brigitte arlette’s poetry speaks for those who are unable to express their deepest feelings.Like a painter using a rich pallette of colors, she sometimes uses broad strokes, sometimes a diminutive tracing, and yet she always finds a way to express the heart-felt, dramatic, sensual or majestic.

Focusing upon the human condition, she strongly and impressively projects the inner world that lives within most of us in various disguises and forms and in so doing reveals the secret world that is ever unfolding inwardly and outwardly. A pleasure to read, thought provoking and enriching. -

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Wendell Mayo

B.A. in Print Journalism in 1980 at the University of Toledo; --M.F.A. in fiction at Vermont College; --Ph.D. in Twentieth-Century Literatures in 1991 at Ohio University.

Director of the Creative Writing Program. He is also Chair of the Language Arts Division of American Professional Partnership for Lithuanian Education. He is recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts Creative Writing Fellowship for 2000-2001,

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Brian Garnett

B.A (Sociology) VUT C.E.O APEX Member UAG, AECG, CEM/CEMA, GTA, WebsAwards, AG, IWA, HTML Writers Guild and accredited site evaluator for numerous prestigious website awards programs.

RAHMAN,BRIGITTE ARLETTE:

The writer recently spent many hours reading through the works of Brigitte, no an occurence I oft allow myself the luxury to accomplish, however the quality of the content of the short stories and poetry displayed held this individual captive. I can thoroughly recommend the works displayed, the style of writing is refreshing and interesting at the same time. The excellent use of grammar was refreshing in these days of WYSIWYG. No short cuts here, no slang, just good intelligent writing and prose aimed at a very wide audience.

Brigitte Rahman, France of Arabian - a poet???

Las flores non balem nadie. Maybe and certanly her poems have sounds of powder, unusual.

She is a poet to imagine.

She has, like his windy poems, something that have and have not a face. She is beautiful... words like mirages, plus solitude, my God!!!.

But her poems came from the desert.It is only imagination. Words to mascare the real poem, the poet. Attention: look to the poet.

Las flores non balem nadie. Lo que balem son tus braços quando denoche me abraçam.

All poems came to peace. The angels exist .Brigitte could be an angel dropped in a poem. Poem, poets...

las flores non balem nadie.Brigitte has beautiful legs... she is a spy of France and Bahia in the nights of Arabia.

She is the infidele poet that dominates the sacred land of Arabia..A Terrorist of deadly perfums. She has the sheiks of the black gold ( and even some mulás of the purification) at her luxurious foot.

She loves and hates like a demon in the fire of night.

Be careful...Dear West with the fired winds that came from the Voice of Arabia of Brigitte or Rahman

Oscar Araripe.

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Oscar Araripe

With almost a hundred exhibitions, Oscar Araripe continues to renew the art of painting not only through his brush stroke and original colors, spontaneous and unusual, but also the materials he uses - synthetic canvas and tubular structures as frames and supports allowing him permanent showing facilities outdoors for the public at large, and tracing - paper.

He is too a very talented writer.

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Basil Filippone

Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond Virginia, in 1966

About Basil's Art A unique interpretation of the artist's view on color, perspective, depth, and contours. The paintings have an inner illumination and atmospheric quality.

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Sydney University

I am pleased to inform you that your abstract, Useable Intelligence, has been accepted and we would like to invite you to give a poster presentation. Please confirm that you are able to give a poster presentation.Looking forward to seeing you in November.

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Dear Brigitte:

I got a reference from someone who visited your "official site" where you mention my brief comment on your artistic talents. I regret to say that the comment is not sufficient to express my professional admiration for your poetic pursues. Its also a pity that I don't have much time on my hands to write with details what I would think is appropriate judgment. You know my preoccupation with the art of Paul Jaisini and the time I dedicate to this thesis I am working on. I was also pointed to your rather cute qualification of Jaisini as surrealist artist. Sweetheart, Jaisini is not surreal, he exists and his direction in art has nothing to do with surrealism. If you want to be a true art historian you should ask him how to name his art style. Jaisini is quite fond of you as a true genius he can't be indifferent to your feminine beauty. Best regards, Yustas New York City

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Yustas Kotz-Gottlieb

Writer-New York