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My father died the year I became a legal adult.
So I didn't cry then.
He left no legacy because he was incompetent all his life, but I wasn't mad at him.
He didn't say the last word because he was reticent all his life, but I wasn't mad at him.
It's true.
Seeing me so expressionless at his death, the mourners whispered, but I assure you, that day I was not angry with my father who died.
My mother died before I was a year old.
So I cried then.
I hung on to mother's body and cried loudly for a long time.
Disconsolate?
No. milk



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