Anahid Abesta likes to connect with her audience by writing about daily life experiences and people’s feelings. She share her writings with friends and family members. She studied college English writing in Seneca College and later at TV Ontario Creative Writing course, where she started writing plays, poems and speeches, and has written a speech for a member of the Ontario provincial parliament on occasion of the celebration of 2007th anniversary of Christianity of Armenians in Toronto. Anahid’s short non-fiction story called “A Day at Work” was published by Reader’s Digest online.

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Medz Myrig

1, 2, 3, Tap, tap, tap I heard your steps, in the darkness, in the yard. I hid my little body under my duvet pretending to sleep in quiet. You walked inside and lit the light, then stood patiently Called me in tender drops. I rose my head above the bed. I looked at you standing there with your tiny body and braided hair with an apron around your waist like a servant serving her head?...

April 9, 2011 · Anahid Abesta