TITLE (EDIT)
The Water Globe |
DESCRIPTION
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[69 words] |
AUTHOR
Lisa Diaz-Meyer |
ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
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[October 2012] |
AUTHOR'S OTHER TITLES (4)
An Old Neighborhood (Essays) Written in 1982. I won an award for this in an Essay/Poetry Press contest. I invite all to read and leave a review. And please be kind as I was only 14 when I wrote this. [120 words] [Literary Fiction]
Drowning... (Poetry) Says it all... don't ya think? [31 words]
Granpa's Walk (Short Stories) A disastrous Christmas Eve when a new widow is forced to deal with the possiblity of her elderly fathers disappearance. [1,362 words]
Unending (Poetry) Just a poem. [55 words]
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The Water Globe
Lisa Diaz-Meyer
THE WATER GLOBE
In the shaken, shimmering vale
Of the Father
Only wintry tears may fall
Time wasted but hasn't passed
Not a moment, not a minute
Not an hour… At all
The women glide on ice
A sleigh, a glacial swan
Nearby, magnificent beasts of old
Snort copious clouds in the frigid cold
And hide their hardened hooves in the snow
Buildings are gray and masterfully kindred
Architecturally strong and bejeweled to glow
In the flickering world
The Father's Land.
THE END
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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
© 2016 Lisa Diaz-Meyer |
STORYMANIA PUBLICATION DATE
January 2016 |
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