You enter a brightly lit room. On the far wall hangs a small wooden sign carved with the word "Poetry". Below the sign, the wall is lined with shelves containing a number of both typed and hand-written manuscripts. A cross-stitched sampler hung near the shelves reads:
"It takes courage to look inside yourself...and even more courage to write it for other people to see." -Benjamin Sisko
On a nearby desk, rests an old quill pen and a bottle of ink. A laptop also resides on the desk, as well as what appears to be the final copies of some short stories. A comfy-looking chair sits under a tall reading lamp. A warm voice addresses you.
"You are welcome to stay and read some of my work. And please, feel free to tell me what you think of it.
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Lidi
Rose |
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