Belonging by Fiona Marshall

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Belonging

by Fiona Marshall

When I leave this place
You will see shreds of my heart
Dangling from the trees

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I emigrated to Northern Alberta, Canada, six years ago with my husband and two sons after living my entire life in the North West of England. Since then, I have joined the Slave Lake Writers Group and the Writers Guild of Alberta. I make my living as an ultrasound technician but, for fun, enjoy quadding in the bush, making a fire, and toasting hot dogs and marshmallows.

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