My son came running towards me and pointed to the sky, saying "Moon, Moon" in his baby talk. I nodded and smiled at him. After a while, he ran away again back to his toys.
I grew solemn as I thought about a similar evening about a year ago. My baby was in my arms and I was pointing out the full moon to him from this very same balcony. He was gazing up, his eyes wide in wonder. He must have been about five months old.
A year has passed by, though it feels like decades... centuries.
My son has learned to walk since. And I stopped walking.
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Since loosing mywife back in April, all of the 'little people' around me now look to the stars to see Louise... And in fact, when we have a ful moon rising, I will sit out and watch it rise, as there is no star bigger than my Louise...
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that Tanya has sent me to read this post of yours, especiall as today I have post about her finished headstone...
Wow - that's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely need to pick up a copy of your book.
Emme