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^^^^^^GREETINGS  FROM^^^^^^^^^^
Ivan Suzman  47/10   [log in to unmask]
Portland, Maine   land of lighthouses    60 deg. F sunny
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Lisa and Bernard,

Merci beaucoup pour votre belle poesie.  Thank you very much for your
beautiful poetry.

Tears here too.

God Bless you and your mom.

Ivan


On Thu, 5 Jun 1997 15:58:16 -0400 LISA CRUMRINE <[log in to unmask]>
writes:
>Bernard JOLY wrote:
>>
>>  My dearest mother,
>>
>> You will not read this message : you are now so emotive I dare not
>show it to
>> you. I will come to see you with some flowers ; my sister, with whom
>you live,
>>
>> will chat with us for some time, and she will leave to do something
>> else.
>>
>> Then, I will tell you again about the list I created for my fellow
>PWP's and
>> those who care for them. I will explain the new friends, the dialog
>popping
>> out of our strange machines, the support to those who cannot cope.
>You will
>> say "I am pleased you make yourself useful" ; your eyes will become
>brighter,
>> and your smile will light up the room for a while. Then fatigue will
>overwhelm
>>
>> you, your slim body will shrink back in the armchair you no longer
>leave, and
>> your face, so beautiful some years ago, will become that of a very
>old,
>> very tired lady.
>>
>> You were hit first by PD. You arrogantly ignored it, until you were
>twisted
>> like
>> a question mark and painfully blocked by cramps. When it was my
>turn, we were
>> already so close to each other, and I was so willing to avoid
>hurting
>> you, that I pretended to be OK. But I was fighting already, in a
>better way,
>> more aware of possible errors, determined to serve others before
>becoming,
>> some day, a very old man in an armchair.
>>
>> Mom, you gave me this life, and I like it.
>>
>> I love you
>>
>> Bernard
>> (with kind help of Teresa Marcy for careful translation)
>thank you bernard your writing gave me chills (it's 90 degreee here)
>I still have a copy of " the old man" I believe you were the author.
>another touchin gpiece that brought me to tears.
>
>keep writing, i love it
>lisa in paradise
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