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The Brother In-Law Part I

The brother In - Law  Part I

A long time ago, there lived a young couple. 
They were very much in love. About a year after 
they got married - they had their first child. It was
a lovely baby boy. They named him Christian. He
was loved from the start. The father worked hard 
in the field and the mother in the house.

Five years went by and the wife told the husband
that she was expecting another child. The husband was 
overjoyed. He told his wife - I hope it's a girl this time.
The day finally came and a daughter did arrive. She was
named Christine. She was beautiful and a gift from God.

Christine was loved from the beginning. They were all very
happy. Life in the farm was good. The parents saw their
kids growing up. They all worked very hard to keep the 
place going. Little did they know that destiny would 
change their lives. 

The parents were very proud of their children. Christine 
was going to be fifteen years old. On her Birthday - her 
parents gave her a big party. She wore a beautiful dress 
that made her look like a princess.

Two days after her Birthday, Christian had to go to town.
He invited Christine to go with him. she accepted and the
left very early. It would take them most of the day. While
they were in town doing their errands, back home the mother
and father were doing their chores, when some outlaws came,
robbed them, killed them and burned  their home.

When Christian and Christine returned - they could not believe
what they saw. nothing was left. They both cried a lot. Christain
burried their parents. They both prayed and said good bye...

To be continued....
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The Brother In- Law Part Ii

The Brother In- Law Part II

christine asked Christian - what are we going to do now?
Christian answered - I will take care of you. I will leave you 
in a safe place, while I go look for fortune. They left in the 
wagon they had and went back to town. Christian found
a Convent and he talked to the Mother Superior.

He told her what had happened  and asked if he could leave 
his sister there, while he went to look for a new life for him and
her. The Mother Superior said yes - that they would take care 
of her.

Christian left and went far away. He was twenty years old.
he was young and very handsome. he soon found a job and
worked very hard. After ten years, he became very rich. He had 
a car, a home, nice clothes and money. He said to himself - now
I'll go and get my sister.

He started his journey back. When he got to the Convent, the
Mother Superior did not recongized him. He told her who he was
and why he was there. She told him - I'm sorry - she can not go 
with you. He asked why? She said - because she got married 
last week. 

He wanted to know - who the hack, she got married to. The Mother
Superior said - she got married to JESUS. She took the vows last
week. He turned around and looked at JESUS and said - I couldn't
have picked a better Brother In - Law myself.

He went back to the place where his parents had lived and everything
was reconstructed, only better and with a bigger house. He soon found 
a girl and and got married too. He went back to the convent and donated 
a lot of money to help them out. Everyone was happy. His sister and him
would always stay very close. The end....

04/24/2013  Written by
Lucilla M. Carrillo

A story/poem that I hope
you enjoyed.

Premium Member My Brother-In-Law

MY BROTHER IN LAW

          My brother-in-law
             talks vibrant
            fluent brilliant
       right blended in flaw.

       He has specific style to draw
          rolling rumour
          with pen of humour,
     the pretty talker: my brother-in-law.

      With taunting tooth and cunning claw
                 he will ridicule
                 making you funny fool,
       the witty narrator: my brother-in -law.

      His ironical blow with amusing paw
               entertains folks.
               Creating jokes,
      he is mockery=master: my brother-in-law.

          He is jubilant with joyful jaw    
             always carrying gossip basket
             to deliver in family market,
          the wonderful orator: my brother-in-law

   06/14/16
                  Pretty Talker Poetry Contest
      Honorable mention

       Battle of honorable mentions        sixth Place
   Sponsor  Richard lamoureux

'A Strand (1068)

  Contest by Brian Strand


To My Brother-In-Law

Her father reared her carefully, she learned from what he knew.
He took her everywhere he went.  He leads her now to you.
This is the final time he will lead her anywhere.
After today it is up to you, she is in your care.
Watch over her and love her as she becomes your life.
The woman who is my sister, who now will be your wife.

About My Brother In Law

I cannot stand to be around you
I cannot stand to hear your vocie
You have hurt me alot
Now you made me feel numb all over
When I think of you I always feel sick
Over all the stuff you have done to me......

My Brother In Law the Blind Preacher

It's been many years that have gone by since I set at his table
Playing twelve spot dominoes with this remarkable man, who was quite able
There was no hesitation as his fingers danced accross the dots to choose the right 
one to lay down
He never did slow the pace of the game, and I don't think I ever did see this 
remarkable man with a frown
He was a good looking fellow by most any measure, and very clean and neat
And I remember at one of his sermons how he spoke of the woman washing Jesus's 
feet
Before church started that particular morning he asked me to drive him into the 
woods so he could just listen for a while
We sat there that morning, it was in the early fall, and every now and then a little 
sound or the puff of wind would bring his face a big smile
It may have been the sound of a bright colored leaf as it fell onto the others
Or especially the singing birds and cawing of the hawks and fluttering wings or bird 
babies chirping for their mothers
This prepared him for a sermon he wanted to deliver, straight from creations voices 
and tender carress's he was at last ready to go
And for me it was such a beautiful memory that stoked and encouraged my spirit to 
grow
The sermon he brought that fine fall morning was so full of live energy and true faith 
and nobody seemed to hardly even move
Except to dance with the spirit if they were encouraged to spiritual groove
They all seemed to be so proud to have been there to hear their fine preacher
No doubt about it, he was a very fine man and a wonderful teacher


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