It was under the stars that my mom’s brown eyes met my mother’s blue ones for the first time. Their hearts maintained the tempo the wind made the leaves dance to, as each mouth formed the words the other’s ears wanted to hear. Their bodies were in love, but not them. It couldn’t be them. It all ended when the sun rose, and the world woke up. The nights would come again, but each was shorter than the last, as if the sun knew about them, and had sent its rays to investigate, and eventually burn them out. I lived with my mom and my dad. I never had a father, and I know I’ll never have one. My mother is too brave for that. My dad doesn’t know about my mother, nobody does, except me. My mom told me, her only daughter, what she could never tell anyone. She showed me photographs that had captured my mother’s smile, and the mischievous glint in her eyes. I loved my mother. I guess my mom was happy she had someone to share her love with. I believed that is why she told me her d...
A collection of short stories and poems, a window into my soul. - Zoi