Francis Rosenfeld

Francis Rosenfeld

I garden, I write and I watch the world go by.

Jessica: Angel - a sweet Christmas story

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, a little girl received an angel decoration. She couldn’t remember who it was that gave it to her, or on what Christmas Eve that was, but every year since she would look at the little angel and make a wish.

Barry: Routine - an excerpt from The Room In Between

People see life as a logical sequence of actions and consequences, inside which one makes plans for the foreseeable future, maybe the following year, or decade, but how do you plan a life that’s dealt in days which have no connection with each other? He lived for a day.

Samantha: When I’m A Tree - a poem about enduring

When I’m a tree I will stand for a thousand years. I will not question my reason for being, or the choice to grow tall on the side of a cliff. I will be neither proud nor doubtful when I’m a tree. I will be thriving and resilient. And I will be free.

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