Jessica Harris
Bio
I`m a stay-at-home mother of two boys and 2 girls. A wife to an amazing husband. I love reading and writing from facts to fiction, romance, history, travel. and more. This is all new to me. I have never made my writings public till now/.
Stories (4/0)
Open Letter to my Hero
You were my role model, my hero, and my Grandmother. You were there for us when our parents had to work. You were there for every local United Kennel Club tournament I was competing in. You were there for every basketball game and chorus concert. Thank you. Even when I knew you shouldn't have shown up. You still came to my Jr. & Sr. prom pictures, my Sr. Homecoming, and by the Grace of God you were able to make it to my Graduation. Thank you.
By Jessica Harris2 years ago in Families
My Old Friend
The air was still and warm. The Moon and Stars were shining bright with no sign of clouds in their way. The night was silent. Almost like even the animals didn’t want to disturb the silence. Nights like tonight make it possible to believe everything is good in the Universe. As I lay in the hay loft door way with the hay at my back. I know the sun will rise in the morning and I'll have to leave before my family wakes. You see, I am toxic to my family. I am not who I used to be. The wars started not just here on Earth but all over the Universe. Have killed everything good in me. I should've done the honorable thing, and died on the battlefields, but that's not me. I have to have too much stubborn pride. So I made it home when they said my duty was done.
By Jessica Harris2 years ago in Fiction
Mo Cuishle
The sweet promise of peace was calling to her soul. As the sun sets and the moon makes its appearance. How I wish I was able to greet it this evening. To soak in the familiar feeling of rightness. As I hide out in this termite eaten, old, broken down, dusty barn. I will only allow myself to wish. As the King's warriors still look for me.
By Jessica Harris2 years ago in Fiction
Resolution of a Mother
Well my dear reader, It's that time of year again. Where we get to make a list of resolutions. We probably will never do or compete. The past few years have been hard on everyone. Some have had it harder than others. While some have found the light at the end of the tunnel. As a stay-at-home mother of four wonderful young children. My resolutions for this year will be a little different from the past years. So here they are:
By Jessica Harris2 years ago in Families
