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For those of you who are interested in such things, i would like to share with you how "No Son of Mine" came about. It started with the old Genesis song of the same name. (you can read the lyrics at: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/g/genesis/no_son_of_mine.html) Because i could truly identify with the character in the song, it was a moving piece for me from the first time I heard it. It ends pretty darkly, and at some level that bothered me. I wanted some hope, some possibility of a reconciliation. Then i saw the "loophole". The old man said "you are no son of mine", but perhaps he could accept her as his daughter? Once I had that idea, i was off and running, and the only question was what format the piece would take. I chose the drabble form, because I find it challenging and interesting to see if i can communicate the idea in so few words. I am glad it was well received.
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I enjoyed reading "No son of Mine" and it is surprising what can be communicated with the right small amount of words.
Lisa
Very Well Recieved Dorothy!
[email protected] I absolutely Loved it! Like I've told You privately, this really hit close to home for me. Working on my own 'Daddy' piece suddenly got much easier after reading this.
Thanks Bunches,
Love And Hugs,
Your Friend,
Jonelle(Bailey's Cuter Half!)
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You're right
A Drabble can be a challenge. I once managed one with eighteen words and a song title. http://bigclosetr.us/topshelf/fiction/7987/drabble-theatre-i...
I did enjoy reading 'No Son of Mine' though.
S.