If you were still here.I would remind you of the hot, heavy and humid June day when you were finally born-fighting the forceps that yanked you, almost against your will from the womb.You loved these sweltering days-you were born to thrive above 90 degrees, I believe. You were a heat up the […]
Tag: Motherhood
On this night in 1968
I calmed myself at this hour reading Rosemary’s Baby, a tale of Gothic horror by Ira Levin. The movie, if released, was not yet known to me. I was reading, awaiting my labor pains swell. Motherhood approaches. I hoped I was up to the challenge… So long I longed for you. another day would find […]