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Tag Archives: Father
SECOND PRIZE WINNER
WHEN I REMEMBER THE TIME WE SPENT AT LAC EN COEUR I think about a one-room cabinwith smoke-filled raftersand the worn flashcards.My little brother was learning his abc’sand getting his q’s and p’s mixed up.He had to start over each … Continue reading
Posted in October Project, Poetry
Tagged Childhood, Family, Father, Invisible, Julie Flanders, Julie Flanders Poetry, lac en coeur, Marina Belica, Melissa Simonds, Memory, october project, October Project Music, Past, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Contest, siblings, Spring, vacation, youngest child
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Today’s His Birthday
TODAY’S HIS BIRTHDAY When I was five I was surprised to learn My father had once been a child How could that be? An impossible thought for me My father was not a child He was an old oak tree … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged April, April is Poetry Month, Birthday, Childhood, Emil Adler, Father, Favorite Poems, Julie Flanders, Learning, Love, Marina Belica, Memory, Mentor, Nostalgia, october project, October Project Music, Poem, Poetry, Poetry Foundation, Spring
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October Process 