I Bring Her Diamonds. My Hands Are Full Of Them
Feb 21st, 2020 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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I bring her diamonds. My hands are full of them.
“Please,” she sobs heavily, “stop coming back.”
I had no money for diamonds, once.
When my car crashed, the exploding windshield sent diamonds rushing deep into me – my eyes, throat, hands – all shining in the moonlight. The pain was overwhelming. And then it stopped. And all I could think was I finally had something to give her.
Every full moon I come to her porch at midnight, to show her how they shine in my open hands. But every time she only holds her head and softly cries.
From Guest Contributor Eric Robert Nolan
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