Richard L. Provencher
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| Type | Title | Author | Replies | Last updated |
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| Story | ROSE BAY, NOVA SCOTIA - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 4 weeks ago |
| Story | GOOD NEIGHBOUR PAULINE - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 1 month ago |
| Story | SOLDIER BOYS IN AFRICA - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 1 month ago |
| Story | ETHIOPIA OF MY SOUL - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 1 month ago |
| Story | NEFU DESERT - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 2 months ago |
| Story | WHEN THE LION ROARS - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 2 months ago |
| Story | WHEN AN AUNT DIES - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 2 months ago |
| Story | ON GREEN BAY, NEW BRUNSWICK - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 2 months ago |
| Story | FIRST LIGHT - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 2 months ago |
| Story | THIS EARTH - poem | Richard L. Prov... | 1 | 18 years 2 months ago |
| Story | Little Runner Boy | def-soul | 1 | 18 years 2 months ago |
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My stories
Alley of Discontent (revised)
the closeness of my being the revelation of my existence
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Hand-Touch-Crash (story)
Quick! Crawl quickly! Run somewhere. Can't, too slow. Mommy. Don't cry. I'm sorry. My eyes are really sad. Mommy, stop crying. Please.
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Slices of Light
meaningful yet we strive for something special. And as we ascend the stars in our staring the openness above comes alive --
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One Wish, That’s All (story)
"No!" Scott was stubborn. Besides, he was still upset about school yesterday. Some people kept calling him "Shorty," because he was the shortest boy in his class.
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Myrna and Her Moose (story)
The moose didn’t mind being watched each day by Myrna. He knew she meant him no harm. Everyone at school, even her parents didn’t believe she saw a moose in her back yard each early morning.
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