Weight

Insurmountable

By Samuël RobertPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

Move the small ones first

Up is an arduous path

How much I miss you

nature poetry sad poetry

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Samuël Robert

Hello,

I am a French-Canadian from Montréal and I love writing and filmmaking. English or French do not matter to me when I write. I hope you'll like my stories.

I wonder if I could write in French here?

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