This was an English assignment I had today. We had to write a poem or some type of prose mimicking a passage from Elie Wiesel's Night, about a life-changing experience (typical demand, huh). I chose to write about meeting my father for the first time in many years this past summer. I think it's okay...too bad about the 14-line limit, but if I wrote any more it would've been really, really redundant.

Never will I forget the day I spent with my father.
Never will I forget the nervousness and anticipation, watching the time pass, realizing he was late.
Never will I forget my insides twisting as the doorbell rang, and the whisper of air as I opened the door.
Never will I forget my shock and awkwardness at his embrace.
Never will I forget the smile of acceptance from my sister, and the affection I felt for her in return.
Never will I forget the fascination at the words I was speaking when they asked me about my life.
Never will I forget the efforts of relatives I hadn't seen in years to know me again.
Never will I forget the relief and guilt of not belonging in this alternate family.
Never will I forget the happiness of being in my sister's company.
Never will I forget my father's disappointment at my silence when he said "I love you".
Never will I forget everyone wrapped in their own thoughts and darkness as we sped home on the highway.
Never will I forget the reluctant tears and questionable promise to visit again.
Never will I forget the relief of returning to my mother's arms.
Never will I forget that day. Never.

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» Jerry (60.217.232.36) on 2010-09-03 03:43:14

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