Apr 25, 2023Liked by Cecilia At The Kitchens Garden
This story. I really enjoyed the first iteration I read it but this, with its additional dimensions goes deeper and higher... and it feels particularly poignant today, ANZAC Day.
Apr 24, 2023Liked by Cecilia At The Kitchens Garden
I think you are right to believe in angels. Whether it was Claude or some other man who had been stripped to the core by war, he was tasked to preserve you.
Accidents like that turn worlds upside down. What started off peaceful and with anticipation, turned into pain and fear in an instant. It leaves scars. Your account in writing it down was riveting. I pictured the events and scene clearly. I do understand how it is fiction and non-fiction at the same time. They blur together into your story. It happens to all of us. Our life stories evolve.
This story. I really enjoyed the first iteration I read it but this, with its additional dimensions goes deeper and higher... and it feels particularly poignant today, ANZAC Day.
Beautifully written.
I think you are right to believe in angels. Whether it was Claude or some other man who had been stripped to the core by war, he was tasked to preserve you.
Accidents like that turn worlds upside down. What started off peaceful and with anticipation, turned into pain and fear in an instant. It leaves scars. Your account in writing it down was riveting. I pictured the events and scene clearly. I do understand how it is fiction and non-fiction at the same time. They blur together into your story. It happens to all of us. Our life stories evolve.
Your words should become a book. Amazing .