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Mother Earth

Posted at 6:14 pm by writergherlone, on August 3, 2017
Mother Earth

Micro fiction by Kristy Gherlone

Pleased with what she had created, Mother Earth wanted to rest for a while and admire her beautiful children.

They climbed all over her, showering her face with sweet-scented kisses, so happy to have her near. She sang lullabies to settle them as they clamored for a place closest to her heart.

“No need to fight, dear ones,” she whispered. “You ARE my heart.”
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Kristy Gherlone is the New Hampshire author of novels, The History Lottery, Twelve Urns, and Innate Tendencies. You can also find some of her short stories in Squawk Back 167, Bedlam Magazine's Loud Zoo #9, Every Writers Resource, and in Wild Women's Medicine Circle Journal. Kristy grew up in northern Maine, attended the University of Maine in Orono, worked for Baxter State Park, and as an Early Interventionist for children with autism. Currently, she is a full-time writer, mother, grandmother, and duck mother of Miss Sassafras.

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