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Posted by Nancy Duci Denofio on Jan 27th, 2013 and filed under Poetic Prose. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

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You,
never join me
when I cry.
Building piles
on the floor with stuff
you call - clutter
or junk.
Your pointer
finger - gently
draws a line
on dust.

Your head, forward -
leaning to your
right, reading?

If my tears
I shed were blood -
streaming
down my cheeks -
would you rush
to wipe the floor -
or clean
my face?

Nancy Duci Denofio

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Nancy Duci Denofio

Author – Ghost Writer – Editor – Advocate – Public Speaker – Seminars on Writing – invited guest reader and Radio Host on Page Turners. She is also a Series Editor of "Poetry is Life".

She won "Woman Writer of the Year" at Notre Dame College in 1994. Nancy writes in several genres – her love is memoir, and non-fiction. Her writing of memoir has given a new way of telling your life story with “Poetic Memoir.”

Her long time project, a book spanning four generations, based on a true story from 1897 to the present day, from the mountains of Sicily, to America. This summer two books will be released “Yesterday’s Child” and, “Did You Ever Want to Fly?” Her first in Poetic Memoir "What Brought You Here?" was published by Dystenium LLC in 2010.

Nancy wrote and spoke on health care from Boston to the White House. Her goal, to interview all Presidential Candidates one on one, which she did, some as long as two hours. She was Honored by President William Jefferson Clinton, for her work on “American’s for Disability Act.”

She spoke side by side with the late, Senator Edward Kennedy for “Save Our Security,” at
Faneuil Hall in Boston.

When Nancy returned to N.Y. she began working on the first Senate Campaign, for Hillary Rodham Clinton, in her district.

A fighter for Health Care for All, brought a recent opportunity, she was asked to serve on the advisory board for the “Broderick Brain Foundation.”

Born in Schenectady, NY, she now resides with her husband in Saratoga Springs, NY.