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Silhouettes


I wake up to the history channel illuminating morning silhouettes, Grandpa in his tattered cotton flannel, eyes fixed on the screen as if he forgets about the cold trophies gathering dust. A proud display flanks an empty fireplace, where dad's bright future lies a pile of rust since the fatal crash at the air base; I almost feel his whiskers on my face.
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