La poésie, c’est la moelle osseuse des sentiments. On ne peut pas passer par quatre chemins pour décrire des émotions. En peu de mots, on doit exprimer le mieux qu’on peut des sentiments. Le gros défi de la poésie est d’aller au cœur du sujet. Ça s’écrit avec les tripes et le cœur, pas avec la tête.
C - Hello, Miss! How are you?
S - Well!
C - Do you have need for assistance?
S - Yes, I have need for pencils.
C - I have pencils.
J - Mum! I have need for candy.
S - No, Jonny. We are here for school supplies.
J - But I have need for candy. Sofia and I are going to eat it.
S - No, Jonny. We have need for a backpack.
C - I have a backpack.
S - Do you also have paper?
C - Yes, I have paper
J - Mum, we are going to be late.
S - We are not going to be late, we have time.
C - Are you interested in this? We have other variations.
S - No, we already have that.
C - We have a sale on this.
S - No, thank you.
J - I have a need for that.
S - No, Jonny.
J - But we are of in need for it.
S - No, Jonny.
J - But we are-
S - No, Jonny.
J - Okay, Okay...
S - I'm sorry, Sir, I have need for erasers.
J - But I have that.
S - No, you don't.
J - I have it.
S - No, you don't.
J - Okay... I have it...
S - Are you done? Are you?
J - Yes...
C - Are you interested in anything else? We are currently having a-
S - A sale. Yes. I know. Are you going to show me where the erasers? Or not.
J - Are you going to show us where the erasers are or not?
C - Are you interested in-
S - No.
C - But we are...
S - Having a sale!?
C - Well... We are...
