Father’s Day
I looked down and saw her face, those eyes, a crying newborn, who looked 100-years old, but also fresh as a sunrise. I teared up and touched her hand. She cried and cried but she knew I was there and eventually stopped and fell asleep, her tiny hand gripping my right index finger.
That’s my first memory of being a father.
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- Published:
- June 19, 2011 / 6:51 pm
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- Me
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- fatherhood, memory
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