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| Twins Susan and Laura |
IT’S POSSIBLE
(Published Long Short Story)
(Published Long Short Story)
The doctor said, “It’s possible”
He even said, “It’s probable”
That we would have a set of twins
I said, “It’s just impossible”
“No, no, it can’t be possible”
That we would have a set of twins
I said that it just couldn’t happen
Couldn’t happen to me
There are no twins
On our family tree
So never say, “Impossible”
And never say, “Improbable”
‘cause look what happened on that morn:
The twenty-sixth day of September
Is the day I will remember
When Laura and Susan were born
Written by Helen Fischetti (deceased)
Submitted by her daughter
Susan Marie Davniero (Fischetti)
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| Twins Susan and Laura |
TWINS
(Published Long Story Short w/photos)
(Published Long Story Short w/photos)
A double blessing came to us
Right from the Lord above
He sent two little baby girls
For us to have and love
Instead of sending just one child
He blessed our home with two
Laura Marie is the older
Susan Marie came next
Named for our Blessed Mother
We ask that she protects
Now as every day goes by
We see them changing so
Their cries now in chorus
Their faces are aglow
The day will come when
They’re not babies any more
But till that day, so far yet near
We wonder what’s in store
Helen Fischetti (deceased)
Submitted by daughter
Susan Marie Davniero
| Laura and Susan Drawn at Sunrise Services |
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| Twins Birthday September 26, 2011
September Twins
(Susan and Laura September 26 Birthday)
Summer may have depart
Dog days of summer bark
Fly away high the skylark
September days set to start
Escaping sun fades to dark
Welcomes fall to play its part
Taste of autumn’s spice tart
September 26 calendar date
mark
Birthday candles glowing spark
Enlighten the twilight dark
For Susan and Laura to remark
As Twins we will never apart
The summer may have depart
Missing season’s flower cart
September twins take heart
The party’s on at the park
Written by Susan Marie Davniero
September Birthday Swings
Rise with the morning
sun
Your Birthday today has
come
Unwrapping what the day
brings
When September birthday
swings
It’s the special day to
shine
Treasure this birthday
time
Happy Birthday we all
sing
When September birthday
swings
Written by Susan Marie
Davniero
LAURA'S STORY
by Susan -
Laura's Twin Sister
(Published in Coffee Grounds Coffee, Long Story Short, Pink Chameleon)
It was during our high school days together when my twin sister, Laura pulled away from me to be her own person. She was finding her own way in life on a path alone. Literally she would walk home from school alone without me beside her. In fact, one of her favorite book titles are; "The Girl Who Walked Home Alone" Biography Bette Davis This was one of those times Laura found her inner strength to be strong. And I simply walked home from school with girlfriend, Margie. Sometimes one of the senior boys would give us a ride home. I remain teenager while Laura moved on. Our family knew Laura as the one who often spoke out for injustice; while although I was fine debater, I was the peacemaker. Laura took on the battles for both of us while I remain neutral. Laura paid the price for conflict and I reaped the rewards. Later in life she often paid the price literally too when picking up the tab for me. As strong as Laura was becoming she was never hard showing great compassion without regard to any discomfort or embarrassment to herself. There was a night when a car hit our beloved black cat, Spooky. Without hesitation Laura ran out of the house, undress in her nightgown without make up on, in an attempt to rescue the cat. I was found peeping out behind the door watching Laura do the right thing like a grown up. Without question, Laura accompanies Dad to drive around in search of emergency veterinary to try to save the cat. Their trip was fruitless and the cat?s life was loss. Yet, Laura found hers. She was growing up without me. However, it is this ability to walk alone, be strong and show compassion that has driven her in life to help others and to pick me up when I fall. I needed her to be strong for me. She was developing her inner strength really for others as it would be appear, not just for herself. Sometimes Laura is high strung; yet it is that energy that fuels her to carry on and carry the load for others. God has given her the physical strength to defy her size to carry the 20 lb bags of kitty litter and numerous cat food cans to care for her many rescue cats. Laura walks proudly with her head up high facing whatever live offers her. I know I have her back and can lean on her. It has been her strength that held me up at times. I have become stronger for it. You won't find Laura writing her own self-portrait for she shuns the recognition. Although she tends to dress up, she remains humble. Laura's silence speaks volumes. As her beloved role model, Saintly Mother Teresa, never wrote her own Autobiography, Laura won't write one either. Written by: Susan Marie Davniero (Laura's twin sister) Letters of Comment - Pancakes in Heaven - writer John. P. wrote; " I enjoyed reading 'Laura's Story'..." |
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| Twins Current Birthday Laura and Susan |
TWIN SHOPPING
My twin sister and I are your everyday health nuts following a vegetarian diet, and healthy life style to keep up appearances. Frankly, we want to look good so we eat good - essentially we eat our words with healthy foods on our menu such as soy, tofu, and vegetables.
To the grocery stores and back again –we make our diet fun when we grocery shop together. Together we are not apt to break our diet plan. Two heads are better than one in hunting for bargains, sharing coupons and grocery tips. With our double coupons, sales, bargains and cash awards we make much of little means.
Twin shopping is sharing the chore, saving on gas and lifts the grocery load! Now grocery shopping is fun, spending time and money together! We always shared and shared alike – now we even sharing the grocery shopping “two.”
Susan Marie Davniero
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TWICE!
Published Long Story Short
By Helen Fischetti
A
double blessing came to us
Right
from the Lord above
He
sent two little baby girls
For
us to have and love
Instead
of sending just one child
He
blessed our home with two
Laura
Marie is the older
Susan
Marie came next
Named
for our Blessed Mother
We
ask that she protects
Now
as every day goes by
We
see them changing so
Their
cries now in chorus
Their
faces are aglow
The
day will come when
They’re
not babies any more
But
till that day, so far yet near
We
wonder what’s in store
AUTHOR’S
NOTE: This poem was written
by Helen Fischetti and is submitted by her twin daughters, Susan Marie Davniero
(Fischetti) and Laura Marie Bowman (Fischetti) of Lindenhurst and Babylon, New
York in memory of their mother.
| Babies Twins Susan and Laura |
Parting Twins
(Dedicated to Susan and
Laura Twins)
Twins switch
Which is which
From the very start
Can’t tell them apart
Yet on some days
Twins part ways
After marriage comes
Living separate homes
Susan’s a spend thrift
Laura’s generous gifts
Susan’s words slip
Laura’s loose lips
Both petite and smaller
But Susan’s inch taller
Laura likes to roam
Susan’s happy at home
But we always come
Where we started from
Back together again
After all, we’re twins!
Written by Susan Marie
Davniero
My Sister
and Her Cat
Published
“This Time Around”Book
Eber &
Wein Publishing
My sister
Laura holds her cat “Princess”
As her long
dark hair tresses
Falls to
touch the cat’s dark fur
Just as the
cat begins to purr
Where does
her hair end
And the
cat’s fur begin?
Busy work
of her day
Forgotten
for a stay
Laura and
the cat sit as one
After the
day’s chores are done
Gently
petting the cat
Nestled
peacefully in lap
A moment
still to adore
Each
other’s love in awe
Yet whose
love is more?
Laura or
her rescued pet
Forever in
each other’s debt
Written by
Susan Marie Davniero
LAURA'S STORY
Written by twin sister, Susan
Written by twin sister, Susan
(Published Pancakes in Heaven and Long Story Short)
It
was during our high school days together when my twin sister, Laura pulled away
from me to be her own person. She was finding her own way in life on a path
alone. Literally she would walk home from school alone without me beside her.
In fact, one of her favorite book titles are; "The Girl Who Walked Home
Alone" Biography Bette Davis. This was one of those times Laura found her
inner strength to be strong. And I simply walked home from school with
girlfriend, Margie. Sometimes one of the senior boys would give us a ride home.
I remain teenager while Laura moved on.
Our family knew Laura as the one who often spoke out for injustice; while although I was fine debater, I was the peacemaker. Laura took on the battles for both of us while I remain neutral. Laura paid the price for conflict and I reaped the rewards. Later in life she often paid the price literally too when picking up the tab for me. As strong as Laura was becoming she was never hard showing great compassion without regard to any discomfort or embarrassment to herself. There was a night when a car hit our beloved black cat, Spooky.
Without hesitation Laura ran out of the house, undress in her nightgown without make up on, in an attempt to rescue the cat. I was found peeping out behind the door watching Laura do the right thing like a grown up. Without question, Laura accompanies Dad to drive around in search of emergency veterinary to try to save the cat. Their trip was fruitless and the cat’s life was loss. Yet, Laura found hers. She was growing up without me.
However, it is this ability to walk alone, be strong and show compassion that has driven her in life to help others and to pick me up when I fall. I needed her to be strong for me. She was developing her inner strength. Sometimes Laura is high strung; yet it is that energy that fuels her to carry on and carry the load for others. God has given her the physical strength to defy her size to carry the 20 lb bags of kitty litter and numerous cat food cans to care for her many rescue cats. Laura walks proudly with her head up high facing whatever live offers her. I know I have her back and can lean on her. It has been her strength that held me up at times. I have become stronger for it.
You won't find Laura writing her own self-portrait for she shuns the recognition. Although she tends to dress up, she remains humble. Laura's silence speaks volumes. As her beloved role model, Saintly Mother Teresa, never wrote her own Autobiography, Laura won't write one either.
Our family knew Laura as the one who often spoke out for injustice; while although I was fine debater, I was the peacemaker. Laura took on the battles for both of us while I remain neutral. Laura paid the price for conflict and I reaped the rewards. Later in life she often paid the price literally too when picking up the tab for me. As strong as Laura was becoming she was never hard showing great compassion without regard to any discomfort or embarrassment to herself. There was a night when a car hit our beloved black cat, Spooky.
Without hesitation Laura ran out of the house, undress in her nightgown without make up on, in an attempt to rescue the cat. I was found peeping out behind the door watching Laura do the right thing like a grown up. Without question, Laura accompanies Dad to drive around in search of emergency veterinary to try to save the cat. Their trip was fruitless and the cat’s life was loss. Yet, Laura found hers. She was growing up without me.
However, it is this ability to walk alone, be strong and show compassion that has driven her in life to help others and to pick me up when I fall. I needed her to be strong for me. She was developing her inner strength. Sometimes Laura is high strung; yet it is that energy that fuels her to carry on and carry the load for others. God has given her the physical strength to defy her size to carry the 20 lb bags of kitty litter and numerous cat food cans to care for her many rescue cats. Laura walks proudly with her head up high facing whatever live offers her. I know I have her back and can lean on her. It has been her strength that held me up at times. I have become stronger for it.
You won't find Laura writing her own self-portrait for she shuns the recognition. Although she tends to dress up, she remains humble. Laura's silence speaks volumes. As her beloved role model, Saintly Mother Teresa, never wrote her own Autobiography, Laura won't write one either.
By Susan Marie Davniero
TWIN SHOPPING
My twin sister and I are your everyday health nuts following a vegetarian diet, and healthy life style to keep up appearances. Frankly, we want to look good so we eat good - essentially we eat our words with healthy foods on our menu such as soy, tofu, and vegetables.
To the grocery stores and back again –we make our diet fun when we grocery shop together. Together we are not apt to break our diet plan. Two heads are better than one in hunting for bargains, sharing coupons and grocery tips. With our double coupons, sales, bargains and cash awards we make much of little means.
Twin shopping is sharing the chore, saving on gas and lifts the grocery load! Now grocery shopping is fun, spending time and money together! We always shared and shared alike – now we even sharing the grocery shopping “two.”
Susan Marie Davniero
Happy
Birthday Kiss
(Dedicated
to Teresa’s birthday April 17)
Remember birthdays of the past
Memories
of childhood last
As
little girls it begins
Birthday
wishes from the twins
To
give their older sis
Happy
birthday kiss
Years
bring many birthdays
Sisters’
part separate ways
Today
birthdays may remain
Yet
are just not the same
Birthday’s
wishes miss
Happy
birthday kiss
Susan
Marie Davniero
(Note: Photo
attachment older sister Teresa 6th birthday Twins Laura and Susan giving Teresa
Happy Birthday kiss.)
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| Laura and Susan September 26 Birthday signs |
Parting Twins
(Dedicated to Susan and Laura Twins)
Twins switch
Which is which
From the very start
Can’t tell them apart
Yet on some days
Twins part ways
After marriage comes
Living separate homes
Susan’s a spend thrift
Laura’s generous gifts
Susan’s words slip
Laura’s loose lips
Both petite and smaller
But Susan’s inch taller
Laura likes to roam
Susan’s happy at home
But we always come
Where we started from
Back together again
After all, we’re twins!
Written by Susan Marie Davniero
| Laura and sSusan Breakfast Birthday |
| Artist Carricature from Bob's Company Pincic |
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Susan and Laura September 26
Birthday
Susan and Laura
Twin Caricatures
Original piece of art
Can't tell them apart
Twins switch
which is which
Birthday remembrance
Twins resemblance
September 26 recite
Happy Birthday twice!
written by Susan Marie Davniero
Attachment Laura and
Susan Caricature by Artist Devin Hunt
Twin Saints
(Dedicated Susan and Laura September 26 Birthday)
Published Pancakes in Heaven
Saint Cosmos and Saint Damian
September 26 Martyrdom
Twin Saints brothers
Patron Saints of doctors
Money took less sums
for medical work done
Skilled doctors of history
Did not charge a fee
Love of God came to be
Twin Saints of charity
Susan Marie Davniero
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