Writers Collective of Canada( drafts)
Saturday June 2, 2024
2 DRAFTS
Hello everyone,
I have more writings from the Writers Collective of Canada for you to read. We never know where these writings take us and I believe that is what makes me want to write more and more every time. I'm getting busier with these and happier because I am doing what I was born for.
I've written little romance stories as a teenager but never showed them to anyone. I would find them silly tear them all and send them to the garbage. I don't think there were any best-sellers in them but I am sorry I did that.
However, here I am today back at my favorite thing to do. I'm sharing my little stories now and hope you enjoy them.
Thank you all for stopping by, Peggy
(Inspired by: What are you asking for this day?)
My back is bruised and hurt
I can't recognize my face reflecting in the door's window pain
My eyes are swollen and almost shut
I have blood running down my back thankfully it isn't mine
Are they coming for us?
Did I give them the right address?
My hands keep shaking
My heart is beating so loud
Maybe not as loud as his screaming voice
Hope they can find us in time
I've been visiting Sonia for so long
My husband told me to stay clear of the problems of othersUI'm praying I'm making him wrong
Because Sonia is still with me
She's holding hard on my waist leaning on my back
We are walking to our freedom, down the stairs,
Up some more, wait is that them?
I can hear noises of tires, breaks and a car screeching to a halt
Voices now are getting closer
Well-organized first responders, I just know
Sonia falls, no. I bend and scoop her up
She's so heavy for such a small woman
I can walk through that door, I know I can
To safety
That idiot screaming further now
The welldoers near
My, my, please come to us
If I have only one wish for this day
Is for Sonia to survive.
Peggy Elms, writer
May 24, 2024
Inspired by: summer job ( can't remember the whole inspiration)
Mom walks in talking loudly on her cell
Terry's been going about T's-Tops and jeans
This one with blue stripes, the other one in red
Her favourite is of course in mint green stripes
How did she make so much money in such a short time
Well look at her, needless to say, she got herself a sugar daddy
Dad snapped at her for talking about things she knows nothing about
Gesturing for her to leave the room
Terry is Aunt Jinny's daughter so she's my cousin and he's right
My mom has no clue of the kind of life Terry's been handed
She does more than her best in school
But academics are not her forte
On the other hand, she makes friends easily
Some of the popular girls tease her
For it's so not cool to be friends
With twelve-year-olds when you're almost fifteen
Terry is not phased at all with all the gossip
Dad got her that summer job so she could have her own money
And he's not telling mom about it and neither am I.
Peggy Elms, writer
May 24, 2024
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