Issue Eight - February 2005

Lost Soul

By Terrell Carter

Faded like a rainbow
is her gown
Torn with sorrow
Ever changing
She is a chameleon
Always remembering
how many times
she could have changed her life
to the bright side

©2005 Terrell Carter

Terrell Carter wrote Lost Soul and Short of Air when he was 13 years old. He has acted in many of Shakespeare's plays directed by his father, Richard. In addition to writing poetry, Terrell is a very fine short story writer and essayist. He speaks French and is an excellent student.

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