I guess I can’t fault him, winter was coming and we needed the money. He made me sell them too. One by one. With every match I sold I felt like I sold a little part of her. And me. People mostly buy them out of pity, I think. I came home yesterday a few hours before my father to make some broth for dinner. Oh how I wish something other than green onions survived. I left my shoes by the fire to warm them up when I went to bed. I wasn’t worried about the fire, father would be home soon and he would put it out after he was done eating. Hopefully my shoes would dry before then I didn’t really want to go to town with wet shoes. My grandmother had bought me those shoes. I liked them very much but I loved Stella so much more. She must have been feeling lonely she chewed them. My father was not happy. I finished pushing the dirt over the hole where I had placed the bruised and broken body of my dog and looked to the cottage, my dad had woken up. I don’t want to go inside, not now. Today was new year's eve or it will be once dawn breaks. I walk to town in the dark, the starlight lighting my path, very clear sky for winter. I look at the stars and I think of my grandmother and my Stella. Stars themselves both of them. Then I remember she once said that there is one star for everyone on earth and that when a star falls it means someone has left
I guess I can’t fault him, winter was coming and we needed the money. He made me sell them too. One by one. With every match I sold I felt like I sold a little part of her. And me. People mostly buy them out of pity, I think. I came home yesterday a few hours before my father to make some broth for dinner. Oh how I wish something other than green onions survived. I left my shoes by the fire to warm them up when I went to bed. I wasn’t worried about the fire, father would be home soon and he would put it out after he was done eating. Hopefully my shoes would dry before then I didn’t really want to go to town with wet shoes. My grandmother had bought me those shoes. I liked them very much but I loved Stella so much more. She must have been feeling lonely she chewed them. My father was not happy. I finished pushing the dirt over the hole where I had placed the bruised and broken body of my dog and looked to the cottage, my dad had woken up. I don’t want to go inside, not now. Today was new year's eve or it will be once dawn breaks. I walk to town in the dark, the starlight lighting my path, very clear sky for winter. I look at the stars and I think of my grandmother and my Stella. Stars themselves both of them. Then I remember she once said that there is one star for everyone on earth and that when a star falls it means someone has left