January 9, 2006

  • Paternity


    I look at you, our Destiny, and I see your daddy when he was two.


    I see his cheeks, his forehead, his stance.


    I hear his laughter, his shyness, his joy.


    And yet, because of the pain and anger that has surrounded us these last two years, we must be sure.


    And so -- today you will have your cheek swabbed, your daddy will have his cheek swabbed, and we will wait; we will wait a week to fourteen days for the results; we will wait, and then we will progress toward our ultimate goal, the goal of having you tucked safely in the arms of your daddy.

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