Diary of a Hopeful Starving Student

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Diary of a Hopeful Starving Student

Diary of a Hopeful Starving Student
Location
A Constant State of Hope, U.S.A.
Birthday
August 03
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Bio
Once upon a time this writer was a reporter/photographer and columnist for a large weekly newspaper in New York City, worked at the Center for Publishing at N.Y.U., worked at Kirkus for one whirlwind semester and eventually was an editor at Scholastic. After two very eventful years on cable television in New York City, this writer was voted off the island. Today this writer is a student and soon-to-be published author (all fingers and toes are crossed) living in reduced circumstances. She is ever hopeful and even though her stomach may rumble from time to time, she is usually somewhat reasonably well fed. Most importantly this writer is a recovering or former New Yorker, (recovering seems more apt), who is quite happily transplanted elsewhere. She blooms where she is planted. ************************ You can contact me at diaryofahopefulstarvingstudent@ gmail.com

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JANUARY 20, 2012 9:51PM

Heart on Fire

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Hope sleeps and burns.  Up.  Slowly.  But surely.  Up and up.  While Dylan sweeps her hair back from her face.  Gently.  So as not to wake her.  And presses a cool cloth to her head.  Which quickly heats.  Needing to be replaced.  Again and again.

He kneels at Hope's bedside.  Hoping and praying.  For Hope.

Paulo stands guard.  Pacing back and forth.  In Hope's room.  A room with so much of Hope.  Everywhere.

Her easel and paintings in the corner.  Paints.  Palette. Brushes.  All at the ready.   A blank canvas sits still.  Awaiting hope.  To create something.  Where there was once nothing.  The way only Hope can do.

And mounds of clay.  For sculpting.  And shaping. 

Scraps of fabric.  For square.  Upon square.  Of quilts.  Patched together.  With Hope.

And piles of books.  Upon Hope's desk.  With markers.  To have.  And to hold.  Onto pages.  And pages.

Hope tosses and turns.  Not turning the corner.  That they all want.  And need Hope to.

Instead Hope cries out.  In her sleep.  As Dylan reaches for her hand.  And holds tight. 

To Hope.

Hope's been standing on her own.  Feeling like she had no one around her.  For far too long.

But when Dylan reaches for Hope.  She tosses.  Then turns.

Finding her way. 

And his.

Dylan stands.

As Hope helps him from his knees.


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