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Dennis Coleman
Innisfree Books

Category:  Inspirational
Publisher: infinity publishing

ISBN-10:  0741411083

Type: Fiction

Pages: 166

Copyright: 
2002

Danny Coyle finds himself, in his late 30’s, to be friendless and imprisoned. His loneliness drives him to search out and write to his boyhood friend. Danny’s’ letters become like a companion to him as they connect him to a life that was younger, sweeter and hopeful. His optimism makes Danny one of the few people who find that time in prison can be a chance for a fresh start. Through the kindness of others, he finds that he, even he, has potential and worth.


Since I have been here Tim I have not written to a single person who was my "friend" in my former life style on the outside.

I have only written to you. You represent the very best days of my life. Days of youth, freedom and adventure.

We were the brothers that each of us never had. Could it have been possible for us to be any closer?

I know that when I left the farm, and you were off to college, that I should have tried harder to keep in contact. I knew that you would be out at the big house for every holiday. I know that I could have found you there, but I suppose that my bitterness for having to leave, and my own sinful desires kept me away. Maybe it was only shame.

Maybe I didn't want to see what I had become. Maybe I knew that there was a wide gap between us and I wondered if it was too wide to cross.

But I always thought about you and wondered about you and hoped that you were well. I always assumed that you were. You always had everything going for you.

Do you know that I never missed a basketball game that you played in, home or away?

Do you know that there is not a single person who has gotten to know me since the day I left the farm that doesn't know all about you?

How do you suppose they know this Tim?

I will always care about you. I will always admire you. With the fear that this will sound "sappy", I will tell you that I miss you.

Write to me Tim. Close the gap. Please.

Sincerely,
Danny Coyle
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