Danielle Dayney4 Comments on Light and Love

Light and Love

My daughter shoved her finger at a photo of my mom. “Gigi is up,” she asserted, a story I hadn’t told her.

My mom’s voice echoed, believe in miracles.

That night, darkness unfolded from dusk and I saw her shining among stars.

Published by Danielle Dayney

Born and raised in Ohio, Danielle Dayney got her start writing rock concert reviews for a music magazine called The Glass Eye in Toledo. Today, her work has appeared in the Fredericksburg Literary and Art Review, Huffington Post, Dead Housekeeping, The Mindful Word, and in several anthologies including the Virginia Writers Centennial Anthology, Nevertheless We Persisted, and Beach Reads: Lost and Found. She also received awards at BlogHer for her creative nonfiction essays. Her debut essay collection is forthcoming from Brandylane Publishers.

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4 thoughts on “Light and Love”

  1. Laissez Faire April 6, 2017 — 1:56 am

    I could hear that sweet little voice 🙂 Gigi is up.

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  2. d3athlily April 6, 2017 — 8:40 pm

    Beautiful! And feels almost real. I can imagine Reagan doing that. ❤

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      Danielle Dayney April 6, 2017 — 8:58 pm

      Both of them actually did it. Years apart. Reagan didn’t point at a picture though – that was Ashlyn.

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  3. unfoldingfromthefog April 6, 2017 — 10:25 pm

    This piece really touched me.

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