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The Guardian & Wishes

By Huguette Bertrand

The Guardian Lonesome this woman moves along in the grayness of a city carries within a strange happiness she walks she walks between rumors shakes the ashes of sleeping bodies spreads clay words she is the guardian guardian of unpublished instants buried in the night strolling between rocks she blows she blows on embers freeing old days silences reviving the memory of this deserted city   Wishes Break all the walls down to let the flowers grow and all the trees also fragrance and shade will radiate the whole landscape of the wounded minds laying on the canvas of dusty times Let's take the bricks of walls to build houses leaving open smiling doors to enjoy the wind blowing enchanted words wrapped in the light of good wishes  

Huguette Bertrand is an international French-Canadian poet, editor and digital artist, born in Sherbrooke (Québec), Canada. She has been writing and editing French poetry for 37 years and has published 38 poetry books some of them with artist’s artworks. Her poems were published in many international journals and anthologies and translated in multi languages. Besides her publications, she participated to poetry readings, book shows, art exhibitions of her poetry paired with artworks in Québec, France and Norway, gave workshops in Quebec and France.

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