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Poetry/Sonnet/''Jordan''
Copyright Protected, ID 07-1559-642-04
All Rights Reserved, 2023, Constance La France

Written, July 04, 2023
For the International Contest, Whatever Happened To "Jordan"
sponsor, Miranda Hawley, Judged 07/15/2023

Third Place

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''Jordan''

 
At church, one summer day I met Jordan, he was a boy quite wild and out of line; Came back as a teen and let the Lord in, and at eighteen was looking quite divine. He helped out at Vacation Bible School, and we became the very best of friends; Jordan was calm, kind and followed each rule, we were just like a couple of bookends. Jordan came back years later, a teacher, he was forty, married and had one child; my old friend's big smile was his best feature, and like Jordan, his son was a bit wild. Friends come into our life and ever stay; no matter where their long journey may stray.
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Hawley Avatar
July 16, 2023 at 7:15 PM
Like father like son indeed. I'll bet too that Jordan's child/children turned out like him. Congratulations on your win in my contest.
La France Avatar
July 21, 2023 at 7:52 AM
Miranda, thank you so much for the contest, and my placement and for the comment !
George Avatar
July 6, 2023 at 10:44 PM
You have ended the story of Jordan with an epigram....."Friends come into our life and ever stay; no matter where their long journey may stray"....... I liked it so much. A lovely entry for the contest. All the Best dear Constance!
La France Avatar
July 7, 2023 at 8:12 AM
Valsa, thank you so much for the comment and compliment and the encouragement, God Bless !
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