A Sorrowful Tale

24 Aug 2008

·Dawn

A Sorrowful Tale She turned the page in search of tomorrow; it wasn't there in the parchment fold but, she was sure, a watermark of sorrow offered itself for a story to be told; so she obliged with broad sweeping strokes, indian- inked words spilling the tale of love won and lost amid bicycle spokes and handle-bars skewed as if to impale. Perhaps her flourish was a little too free, embroidery a foe she mistook for a friend, for just as she reached the climax, you see her page overflowed and provoked a quick "End".

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Dawn

Started writing poems at age 14, lyrics a lot later and am still doing both to my astonishment. Along the way I wrote a couple of novels and they are published by Amazon. I am gloriously happy in my marriage, after 50 years and I am relieved to say...

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