This letter provides a look into the horror of life during WWI. This letter is a simulated view of a Canadian soldier’s life during WWI. Enjoy.

An original poem by Curtis Reigel.

The birth of this little story poem began when the Professor asked the Liturature class to write a poem describing what a poet does by writing their opinion with a rhyming poem themselves. One of the students chose to have a question and answer style poem and at the same time give loving advice.

Growing old disgracefully.

About life.

Which one would you rather have in a relationship… material things or thoughtful actions?

Playful little bit I came up with that wasn’t dark and broody.

Carry wondered away from home to a nearby park to ride her bicycle. To her surprise the dusk fell before her eyes when she realized it was late and she needed to get home. While heading back home she noticed a shadow following her. Who was it? She is frightened and manages to make it home. This short story will keep you in suspense throughout its entirety.

I love the sound of music I think even for those who say the don’t like music even the sound of I love you ringing through your ears still hold a good sound that catches your mind and helps you to pick up your pin.

My life’s peculiar lesson that ensued these past months.