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Dominick Romano
My Name is Dominick Romano born March 1,1950 Morristown New Jersey. I have lived in Madison New Jersey all my life. Graduated from Madison High School in 1968, attended County College of Morris, Graduated in 1970 with a Master,s Degree in Business and Marketing. I played as I musician for years, during my travels I kept a journal of my thoughts,feelings and inspirations. My Heart and Mind is a collection of those. I currently live in Madison, with my Daughter Daniele who is 15. I am divorced and have custody of My daughter
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My Heart and Mind - Dominick Romano
GENTLY WALK
Gently walk through time
Those you pass, in life
Will feel you
THE BEST EXAMPLE
The Best example
Is one lived out?
In its own silent Drama
MOMENTS
Behind every Great Empire
Through out History
There are moments of shame
YOUTH & AGE
Today I sat in joyous conversation with an elder
The realization came to me
Age brings wisdom
Youth inspiration
Hopefully we learn from both
TIME
The puzzle slowly fits together
Each day a new piece is found
Than for each of us we grow impatient
Our reluctance to be patient
Makes us draw conclusions
The joy should in the
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