James Stephens told the abolitionists of his having witnessed the beating of a slave woman and her child and the woman's confidence in rescue. Back in Jamaica, this is what transpired between mother and daughter that night. By Ariel of Narnia.

A heartcry from the point of view of a slave in England in the 19th century. Heavily influenced by the themes/phrases from the writings of William Cowper, and William Wilberforce (film "Amazing Grace"). Entered in a contest in 2010 as Heroic Couplet on the theme of "Justice".

Sans Billy, peut-être aurait-il fini par abandonner le combat, mais depuis cette journée maudite du 23 janvier 1806, il n'avait pu trouver le repos. Et maintenant que la victoire était à portée de main, il ressentait de plus en plus fort l'amertume de son absence. Mais c'était mal connaître Billy... ...William Wilberforce (Wilber) & William Pitt (Billy)

The genesis of a lasting friendship. Not my best but will accept any advice! Thanks!

Such innocence and yet such wisdom.

We all know what Billy thinks of Wilber's animals...but did he ever do anything about it?

He never married. He never had children. But he was an unlcle and a godfather. A series of drabbles revolving around William Pitt and the Wilberfoce family.

There was one thing he loved to do and he could not do it anymore. There was one woman he loved and could not love her any less. This love accounted for the finding of that which was lost.

First Amazing Grace fic! Post-movie. A little chat between friends...R&R please!