Re: December Writing Challenge
A Day Like Any Other
His father is long gone but he is her son and she loves him.
She washes and dresses him, brushes his hair, wipes a dribble from his chin and sits him in his chair.
She offers him a spoon of food. He reaches but knocks it to the floor with a flapping hand. She sighs, smiles and offers him another.
Twenty-six years old, gypsy-cursed in the womb, he is her son and she loves him.
A Day Like Any Other
His father is long gone but he is her son and she loves him.
She washes and dresses him, brushes his hair, wipes a dribble from his chin and sits him in his chair.
She offers him a spoon of food. He reaches but knocks it to the floor with a flapping hand. She sighs, smiles and offers him another.
Twenty-six years old, gypsy-cursed in the womb, he is her son and she loves him.