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Cendrine Marrouat —Poet,
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Born
28 years ago in Toulouse, France, and has been living in Winnipeg,
Canada, for 3 years. She is a French teacher and a former translator.
Her favourite author is Khalil Gibran, the author of The Prophet, and
Jesus, the Son of Man, and she writes poetry both in English and
French on a daily basis. She recently finished self-publishing three
books (one in French and two in English).
www.soulpoetrysite.com
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Tender Is The Light
Shivers run through my spine,
While I imagine you.
Soon I’ll brush your outline,
While the sun sets anew.
Open
up and guide me;
Make me feel unbroken;
Fill me with energy;
And use words unspoken.
Tender
is the light
When fantasy’s flight
Finds refuge in bliss.
I feel
insubstantial,
Like water or thin air.
Queen of all essential,
My power is your prayer.
Celebration is ours;
Ethereal music
Fills space and boundless hours –
Love’s more than biotic!
Tender
is the light
When fantasy’s flight
Finds refuge in bliss.
Tender
is the light,
Pleasant is the night.
We are true poets
And Freedom’s lovers.
©
Cendrine Marrouat |
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My Heart Will Always Protest
My heart will
always protest,
Whatever you do or say.
Even in your best interest,
I don’t want to fall away.
Hate me to your heart’s content;
Trample my words as you wish;
Take a vow of self-content;
And make my visage vanish.
My heart will always object,
Even if you feign to care.
It’s just a
matter of self-respect,
And of that, you have to be aware.
My heart will
always protest,
And, truthfully, my friend,
It’s in your best interest.
© Cendrine
Marrouat |
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