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A REMARKABLE STORIES DECEMBER 17, 2021 By: Benedict Charl C. Samson

THE SCENT OF EMOSIONS REDLING 2021

JENNIE REDLING AND THE CONTEXT OF THE POEM She is a recipient of BMI'S Jerry Harington musical theatre award for outstanding creative achievement as a librettist. The \"Scent\" , readers must discover the persona, the place where the person are and the time frame of the incidents. The beauty of the poem is in discovery.

SCENT i've allowed them life out of sight but this morning i lighty breathe the scent of sadness and dread arising suprisingly from the leftovers of that forskaen time

THE BMAACNKWTUITRHNED HIS

AUGUSTIN CADENA Augustin Cadena majored in English literature at Mexico's national autonomous university (UNAM) and he earned a MA in comparative literature from the same university. His main fields are British and Latin American literature from the 19th century, But in the last years he has concentrated on literature for children and young readers.

ABOUT THE STORY Augustin Cadena wrote the MA turned his back in Spanish & those were translated to English by Patricia 47 of the café deprave. It was written & published issue No. 47 of the café irreal webzine 2013.

THE TIME FLIES The mirror itself was rose-tinted, an antiqued glass in which things were reflected as if blurred by the mist of the years, as if they were reflections from the past, from long ago, not from today.

Embracing Water Kaori Ekuni

Kaori Ekuni She is a Japanese author and she was born in Setagaya, Tokyo. Her father is a Japanese haiku poet and essayist, Shigeru Ekuni. Her numerous works of fiction have been translated into several languages and published in many different countries, including her novel Twinkle Twinkle, which has been translated into English.

ABOUT THE STORY In the afterword of Hr novel Twinkle Twinkle, Kaori Ekuni was first published in 1991 by Shinchosa, Tokyo Japan. It won the Murasaki Shikibu prize in 1992. The English version Twinkle Twinkle was published in 2003 in NY, USA. It was translated in English by Emi Shimokaw.

My heart is still yours All of the sudden, I felt that I was being watched. I turned around to look: it was the yucca elephantipes staring over at me. The \"Tree of Youth\" the potted plant's bizarre alias was a wedding gift from kon. with its dense foliage of large, sharp , straight leave, it seemed eager to pick a fight.

UNDENIABLE THINGS BY NANNI CAGNONE

NANNI CAGNONE He is an Italian poet, novelist, essayist and playwright. He debuted as a poet in 1954 and since then has written several books, mostly poetry but also plays and novels, theoretical essays and aphorisms, from The Disabled Youth (1967) to The Oslo Lecture (2008). He is the father of Benedicta Froelich and is married to Sandra Holt. Currently lives in Bomarzo.

ABOUT THE STORY The poem is based on reality. The figure of speech used in the poem are symbolism and paradox. In the verse XL of the poem, it implies that when you are old you start to remember the past and reflect the events that have occurred in your life. It explains that the father is confused as to why his children have forgotten him and grew distance as time pass by. In verse LXII, the father is collecting the memories and he never wants to leave that moment. In the last stanza, he realized that he’s not ready for death to come. However, he knew that his time will eventually come.

THE UNDENIABLE THINGS Finite space, rim of a drum. It would help to incarnate while you can to glean light even after nightfall take a stroll in the mist and never leave the moment alone or it stings everything.