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Belle Road - Part 5

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Belle Road
A Transgender Anthology based on
The Beatles' Abbey Road Album
Part Five: Golden Slumbers

Once there was a way,
To get back homeward.

A figure stood over the girl who lay sleeping on the bed. She sang a wordless song that seemed to bless the girl as she slept; not so much sleeping as languishing in a stupor from little food and way too much Jim Beam.

“I’m so sorry, but it’s going to be okay.” The woman knelt down and leaned against the bed, almost prayerful, but with a fear she didn’t wish the girl to know. She looked up and mouthed the words again, this time in silence,

“I’m sorry.”

The Lighthouse...

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The glow of the laptop cast an eerie pall on Jeremy Armetta’s face. He peered at the screen and shook his head, tears streaming down his cheeks. Ironic that illumination gained such a painful meaning, but ultimately was to his benefit. He looked down at the book he had open in front of him next to his laptop and shrugged his shoulders. Whoever said that always being in the ‘right’ was a good thing didn’t know what they were talking about. He closed the book and shut the laptop before turning back toward the bed where his wife slept. What she had told him wasn’t the right thing to do as far as he knew but what she said to him still felt right…. ”Call our Son.”

The Family Girl #028: Lessons from the Heart

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In My Life -
Thoughts and Dreams and Hopes
"Crying is all right in its own way while it lasts. But you have to stop sooner or later, and then you still have to decide what to do." - C.S. Lewis

a blog by Andrea DiMaggio
 
The Family Girl Blogs
(aka "The New Working Girl Blogs")

Blog #28: Lessons From the Heart -
A Blog by Aunty Andrea and her niece, Bobbie C.
To see all of Bobbie's Family Girl Blogs, click on this link:
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