Dandelion Wishes

By Marissa Steidl

Told in past and present, Dandelion Wishes follows the story of two lovers, one who is ill and dies, and one who is left behind. While coping with her loss, Joy must pick up the pieces, while remembering Darcy and their best moments together. Joy learns more about Darcy, while struggling to keep herself together. Written in poetic verse, and in the form of an informal letter.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Marissa Steidl
• Release date: Aug 16, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310787546

Marissa Steidl

I believe a writers greatest tool is their imagination & mine happens to roam wild.

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Dandelion Wishes

By Marissa Steidl

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Copyright 2014 by Marissa Steidl

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To a mother who always been there for me    and never gave    up on me.    To my brothers who never told me my dream was impossible. Your support means the world to me. For anyone that's supported and encouraged me, thank you.

-Marissa

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False Promises

You promised me

One day we                                     

Would

Run away

Together.

And I                                     

Believed

Every word

You said.

Because I

Didn't know

You were

Sick.

But you

Did.

You left

Me behind

With my                                     

Demons.

And a pocketful

Of false

Promises.                                     

Broken

I remember when

You first told me

Something was

Wrong.

It was 2 am

And you called me

Saying you

Could just barely

Breathe.                                     

By then you knew

You were

Sick.

You sounded

Scared and

Alone.

So I got up

And drove to

Your apartment.

I took you

To the                                     

Hospital.

Never left your

Side.

Not