Friday, February 11, 2005
Poem by Louis Lax-Roseman (Age 9)
I will tell you a warning.
Listen close.
In purple pine forest,
spaces in middle
an inn
you feel yourself
happy, but
cursed are your lips
I have been there myself, and found a way out.
But I have been abused
by my dreams,
in the cupboard of doom.
But my dreams have me trapped
in the cover of doom.
This was written by Louis Lax-Roseman, son of Sharon Lax, friend and fellow Montreal-based poet and teacher. Louis is 9 years old... pretty remarkable, eh?
The last two stanzas represent 2 possible endings. Louis isn't sure which one to take. I have my opinions, but for now I'll keep them to myself. What he wants to know from you readers out there is, which one do you prefer??
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1 comment:
I'd go with the second one, if it's multiple choice. But if he's game, I'd suggest trying to work something between them in.
Good luck!
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