Treble : Writing

Ariel

Ariel

A Story by Treble


I can still hear her screams for me. I can still feel the sedative shot in my side that keptme from saving my little girl. I can still feel them pry ..
Alone

Alone

A Poem by Treble


We chased each other in diapers,doggy paddled for the first time together,wore matching caps and gowns in kindergarten,played with teddy bears to calm..
When

When

A Poem by Treble


When the mistletoe is the lover's sign,and the lover's face is made bright by his lover's proposal,her ring glistens in the winter's moonlightas she p..
Us

Us

A Poem by Treble


Her chocolate colored wisps of hair, Her grey-green eyes, Her freckles and frowns, Her crinkled nose when she's mad, Her vampire-looking teeth whe..
"Daddy, daddy!"

"Daddy, daddy!"

A Poem by Treble


She was only 6... 6... 6 and a few months, maybe. Riding between the shoulders of her mommy and daddy, She giggled. Then... As she was lowered t..
Wet Eyes Gaze

Wet Eyes Gaze

A Poem by Treble


Moods go from sad to jealous to loving to jealous to sad to loving to sad to loving to jealous just because she feels like letting wet eye..
Smile

Smile

A Poem by Treble


I saw them on the street: Two black haired, beautiful children. They held out their hands in pure need. I reached into the car, Took out the coo..
To the Elementary School Kids

To the Elementary School Kids

A Poem by Treble


She was only 11, a girl about your age. She had bouncing red curls, a girl about your energy. Imagine if the worst that happened to her was losi..
Why?

Why?

A Poem by Treble


I still remember your hazel eyes sparkling in the sunrise and sunset. I still remember your singsong voice rising and falling with the notes ..
What They Never Had

What They Never Had

A Poem by Treble


Watch the little girls grin, Their faces so thin From the grains of rice a day they ate, Their only food in a small crate. Watch the big boys ha..