Cathy Deslippe

Joined February 2021

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Catherine Deslippe

At the age of 7, I became an author. I am an international writer with many authors; all royalties went to cancer patients without insurance. I used to write to cope, but now I write to bring others hope.

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Expressing With My Words
The words I write upon a page. Has brought me comfort as I age. The expressions I feel, so deep inside. The words spell out as my heart feels wide.
By Cathy Deslippe3 years ago in Poets
Snuggled In My Chair
The breeze across my face. Snuggled in my very special place. The memories of only you. Born with eyes so blue. I never thought I would be a mom, of a baby girl like you.
By Cathy Deslippe3 years ago in Poets
Serendipity
Loosing sight of who you are,what’s meant to be. Moving in opposite directions, longing for adventure to see. One may find a path filled with an artistic skill.
By Cathy Deslippe3 years ago in Poets
Nature All Around Me
Stretched out upon a tree, is a place I would love to be. Creating from the beauty that makes me feel free. From the doves, to the breeze, this is the place that is meant for me.
By Cathy Deslippe3 years ago in Poets
Equality to All
I am who I am and proud to be. Living in a world of equality. No faith, no words of disbelief can change who I am. Love is beautiful, never to be contemned.
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Poets
I Married Just Because
Looking back, It would have made my life so different if only my dad would have accepted me for who I was. Now I am so blessed to be"Me"
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Pride
A Wee Pot Of Tea
Thou memories of my granny and I. Were gathered around a table with tea and a pie. We would chat up a storm and giggle away.
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Poets
"Tears Of Joy"
A journey about to take across the ocean blue, a miracle was about to happen, to think no one even knew. Although a very young couple, only married 2 years the journey to a new place was the most exciting thing, Merritt and Evelyn would ever take in their life.
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Fiction
“Momma”, You Don't Have To Carry Me
We had to flee our home. After we hid under a dome. My Momma carried me. To a land of safety. The sounds still ring in my ears.
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Poets
That Moment
Within a dark cacoon,I hide from high wind. It’s been so long since I have seen my next of kin. Yet the pod around me,much like a shelter to survive.
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Poets
We Will Get Through This Together
I know the war is difficult, but in spirit I walk beside you. Please take my hand and walk with me to a place filled with loving gratitude.
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Poets
Reaching Above
I admire each and everyone of you. For the strength and courage that has carried you. Through a war that never should have happened at all.
By Cathy Deslippe4 years ago in Poets

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Expressing With My Words

Snuggled In My Chair

Serendipity

Nature All Around Me

Equality to All

I Married Just Because

A Wee Pot Of Tea

"Tears Of Joy"

“Momma”, You Don't Have To Carry Me

That Moment

We Will Get Through This Together

Reaching Above

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