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One in two, seen, unseen; begotten holes, hearts rendering. Love, doubt, past memories. Failed words, broken communication, healing me, you healing wounds open ever, never, shall we, look again. Backwards, forward, present, Now. Listening, forgiving, mother's vowing, praying yet empty now resurrecting fertile bows.
Talented Black creators spotlight: Catherine Nyomenda (Chap 3).
Catherine reminds me of an enigma wrapped within a riddle. When she writes, she skips between the poetic and the dramatic. Her highlights of the African lifestyles of herself, of authors whom she admires, and the many nuances of love keeps you wondering and pondering the passage of life.
By Novel Allen5 days ago in Chapters
Comments (8)
Excellent! In such a short time you conveyed so much emotion! An effective use of words! Thank you for sharing!
Nicely done!
Shall we look again...a short phrase that captures the courage of a Mother's love.
Loved this unique style. Beautiful prose
So many tumbling emotions fighting to be first. Huga and heartsto ever forgiving. Short but so sadly bitter sweet.
This was so poignant and emotional! Sending you lots of love and hugs ❤️
Hearts full of grace, arms ever open, always ready to forgive & be forgiven, no matter how long it takes.
"praying yet empty" almost put me in tears, so well done