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Poetry &
Writing Samples...
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"Secrets"
The
breeze whispers secrets in my hair:
braiding darkness and light,
weaving joy with sorrow,
repeating patterns,
chaining moments.
securely knotting,
common threads
into the colorful fabric,
of life. |

"The
Witness"
By Connie Robillard |
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"The Barn"
by
Marcel A Duclos |
His
Story....
"So
you came, kid," I hear Bailey say from somewhere in the garage.
"Bring your bike in. Leave it by the work bench and come on back here
first."
I can see the top of Bailey's head. He is sitting is a canvas lawn chair
like the one my aunt Celeste likes the best on the shade side of the
farmhouse. It seems strange to me that the chair is not facing out to
look at the fields, the woods and the river on such a bright sunny day.
"Get over here if you want me to fix your bike. I don't have all day."
As I step to the side of the chair, a hand flies out at me and grabs me by
the shoulder and slams me to my knees."
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Her
Story.......
He's
here, he's here, don't look at him. His big hand lifting the soupspoon up
and down is all I can see. I promise myself not to look at his face.
He is looking at me and he won't stop!
A lump, as big as a rock, comes into my throat.
I can't breathe. I gotta get outside.
Sliding down from the chair, I hear my feet hit the floor. I can't feel
my feet walk to the door. Outside, the air feels cool as I run up the
stairs to the rabbit barn to be alone.
In the dark, the floor creaks. I hear footsteps and I know he is already
here.
"Do not scream," he whispers, "Do not make a sound or a move, you hear
me"?
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The soul sings and sings
Songs of poetry
Songs of beauty
It drums out its pain
into patterns of
Dark, light complementary
Shades of pain and joy
Weaving its threads
Strong and sturdy into
The fabric of survival |

by Marcel A Duclos
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