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Treasure Every Moment

Memory of my Mom

By Lynda SpargurPublished 3 years ago 1 min read

I cannot remember her voice. Years ago, I thought her words would never leave me. The songs, the stories, the dreams; all gone.

It was late. The answering machine blinked as I walked through the door. I listened as I cooked. Mom left a quick hello and an invitation to call.

I did not.

I was tired. I would call from work. I finished eating and went to bed. Two hours later, my phone rang.

“Mom’s dead,” my brother cried.

I would never talk to her again. Twenty years later, I cannot remember her voice.

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About the Creator

Lynda Spargur

Screenwriter, Author, Creative Writer

Writer, dreamer, creator of new imaginary souls. Using my experiences to develop a better future. Crime stories, baseball and The Beach Boys are my passions.

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    Written by Lynda Spargur