SotoAkiko

¿Orre da k'sarre sap'nadt? Or da in zusazu'ghi. ¡Le'i lō mie'iah sabis orsu'ua'shide! In da or, re'k'sarre sap'nadt, aniah, or kue bviche. Or da in sag'a...lest you understand what I say.

Dear Mom,   Today I talked to Amarie. First she read the letter, slowly, then she cried and Lui read it , too. I saw something that made my mind reel. Why are they so sad? Mom, did you know that they miss you this much? That they are still wounded, after so long? Sixteen years?   Amarie told me that she would explain your letter, what happened, what you meant. But she said it would take a very long time. That it would be a lengthy, emotional wipe out. I don't understand. The only stories I have heard, were happy ones until now. They all were so joyful...until you reminded them you were still there.   I went home and stared at the ceilin

Dear Mom,   How did you know? That you would die?   I got your letter today. The date says November 12, 20--. Wasn't that your birthday? The day I was born?   I received it in the mail...with stamps from 20--. How could it have arrived now? Of all times? Years later, after your death...   I showed Dad, but he could only cover his mouth and cry as he read it. I've never seen Dad cry, Mom. Yet you've brought him to his knees.   I want to know you, Mom...   I brought the letter to Aunt Leah after, but she told me to take it to Amarie. What does that mean? What does she know? About you? What answers could she possibly give me?   My