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Summary

A poem titled "Dear Child" reflects on the sweetness of a stolen piece of candy, and the author invites readers to support their writing by becoming Medium members, also promoting another writer, Bryan Hauer.

Abstract

The website features a poem named "Dear Child," which is a brief, reflective piece where the narrator expresses regret for taking the last piece of candy from a child. The poem describes the candy as "sweet," "luscious," and satisfying the narrator's craving. The author, seeking support for their writing, encourages readers to consider a Medium membership for unlimited access to stories, with a commission earned if they sign up through the provided link. Additionally, the author promotes another writer, Bryan Hauer, providing a link to his Medium profile and highlighting his work as a travel host and entrepreneur.

Opinions

  • The author conveys a sense of guilt and indulgence in the act of taking the child's last piece of candy.
  • There is an appreciation for the sensory pleasure derived from the candy, as described in the poem.
  • The author values reader support and emphasizes the affordability and benefits of a Medium membership.
  • By endorsing Bryan Hauer, the author expresses admiration for his fellow writer's talent and encourages readers to explore his work.

Poem

Dear Child

A little tease

Photo by Jamie Albright on Unsplash

Dear Child

I’m sorry I took your last piece of candy.

It didn't go to waste.

It was sweet and luscious and satisfied my wanting tastes.

If you enjoy reading stories like these and want to support me as a writer, consider signing up to become a Medium member. It’s only $5 a month, giving you unlimited access to stories on Medium. If you sign up using my link, I’ll earn a small commission.

Please check out a talented fellow writer Bryan Hauer.

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