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My stories

YOU AND ME

You and me, we both are born tight-rope walkers balancing the act of living precariously. We are trained to look upwards towards the blue sky and the airiness of being. One glance downwards could annihilate and

You have come through

You have come through, even the happiness you have surpassed, somehow, unsure. The tests were many. You could only guess their outcome, anxiously endure uncertainty. Nobody passed, for who can deal

LAST MADE CALLS

I wonder if anybody gets the meaning of this....
Cherry

The Story of Adolfo the Fisherman (a true story)

Death has a thousand doors to let out life; I shall find one (Ph. Massinger) No one going to chaperone the girl at seventeen on her trip to Spain! She felt free. With a girlfriend she went for a two week long holiday in Spain. The bus took nearly a whole day to get to Barcelona. There they slept in a narrow hostel and then flew the short distance over to the island.

Unheard, unseen

remember, my poems should be read aloud

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