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Dream Keeper
- Theater
- Duke University Press
- Volume 33, Number 2, Summer 2003
- p. 21
- Article
- Additional Information
Theater 33.2 (2003) 21
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Dream Keeper
Ashley Miller
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[Political Children's Theater in the Age of Globalization]
Fourth Grade Student Lucy Craft Laney Elementary School
Once upon a time there was this woman named Zanis P. Miller. She loved to read and write books. One day she was sitting by the warm fireplace—she was thinking about writing a poem. As she began, "Tell me no Lie, Tell me no dream, All I want is your sympathy."
The door bell rang. It was the most famous writer in Indiana. Zanis said, "Just a minute, please." It was Langston Hughes. They sat sown for a cup of "ice tea." He said "How about you becoming my assistant?" She said "yes!" Four years later, they got married at the Bahamas Island.
It was a big wedding. It had flowers every where. Zanis had a white dress on with a flower in her hair. They traveled through Ohio and Pennsylvania to Indiana. Jacj and Jason followed in their parent's footsteps to become writer.
The End.
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