By Therisa Godwaldt
© 2011 Therisa Godwaldt
All rights Reserved
A month had since
That fateful afternoon
And Jane still did not know
How to handle this situation
With Stuart.
If she went to mom
There would be trouble
For all of them
Should dad find out
About Stuart’s crossdressing.
The divorce
Was painful enough
Without additional pain
For all involved.
For several weeks
Stuart refused
Any contact with dad.
Feeling
He was responsible
For the divorce.
Thus
Punishing himself
As a result.
No matter
What mom and dad
Tried to explain
To him.
Sighing to herself
As she grew
More frustrated
Over how to handle it.
Jane knew
She had to talk
With mom
Regarding this problem
Before dad found out.
But
When would it be
A good time and place
To do so.
This
Jane did not know
And was afraid
To ask.
Should she use
A hypothetical situation
Which she would describe
The dilemma facing her
Concerning Stuart.
Or just go full force
With her information
Letting the chips lay
Wherever
They may lie.
Damn the consequences
To the family
In telling mom
About Stuart’s
Secret crossdressing.
Jane wrestled
With her conscience
Concerning her decision.
As she grew
More withdrawn
And moodier.
Snapping
At everyone
Who disturbed her.
Comments
"Jane wrestled With her conscience"
yeah, lots of ways for things to go sideways
Spoiler alert
The next posting (Thursday) will answer this and any other questions, you may have, Dorothy. :)
I would hope
I would hope that
she would talk to Stuart
about this first.
Really talk.
"Mom needs to know about this,
and you need help...
so how should we proceed?"
"I don't need help,
I just need to be me!"
"Well then maybe-"
But don't mind my kibitzing.
I'm sure you don't need any help
telling this fine little tale...
Awaiting further revelations,
~hugs, veronica
What borders on stupidity?
Canada and Mexico.
.
Patience, will shall be revealed
Veronica, all shall be revealed, before the end of part 6. Anymore, will give away this poetic short story.
Like Veronica's reply...
Everyone is living with pain
in silence from others
left alone
Is that
how we
got here
Jessica E. Connors
Jessica Connors