Time of Change
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  • Time 41m
  • Reads 249
  • Votes 15
  • Parts 5
  • Time 41m
Ongoing, First published Jan 19, 2017
To many, things like dimes and pennies were seemingly worthless. They were often cast to the side, on sidewalks or in charity cups. They were walked past every second of every day, not even warranting the right to catch someone's eye.

But to some, they might as well be worth a whole world. 

To Stephanie Way's father, he built his life up from the same ground that pennies fell to. He was made to crack the concrete with his roots and grow. He was a man who found significance to pennies, much like how he found significance to his horses.

To others they could be all but worthless, but to him, they were worth the world.

And Stephanie Way once shared the same thought, before becoming someone who fell in line with those who thought what he chose to ignore. That was up until Stephanie could no longer think that way.

When her father passed away, Stephanie Way was left with his life's work - Poet's Way. She now has to reverse her way of life once again, to make sure her father's work was not done in vain.

Resentful of it all in the wake of mourning, Stevie ultimately has to look to the past to move towards the future.

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