Never Shall I Forget
Never shall I forget my father's face, the first look of anger, which frightened me, seven times remembered and seven times feared.
Never shall I forget running as fast as I could to get in the car, never shall I forget my father's hands reaching for my Mom's neck through the car window, whose only worries were my sister and me, beneath the worries was the fear.
Never shall I forget that call which probably saved my Mom's life; never shall I forget that fear which motivates me to have a better life.
Never shall I forget what my Mom has done for me which has changed my life forever and turned my dreams into reality.
Never shall I forget these things even if I am happy, as long as I live. Never.
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