Being A Mother

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Our pups are beautiful. The day they came was like none other. It was as if it were a sign, one given by deities I haven’t yet met by the request of the ones I had.  Humans, back then anyway, always told stories about the light held in each other’s eyes. Each color yielded another realm in a place called heaven. Ones that dated back well past any known time of their family’s lineage and yet the color would connect them all the more firmly. To this day I wonder what affect our gods and goddesses have on their beliefs, but the human’s eye colors varied in ways ours did not.  They were always earthy, natural, with a hint of emerald, but that was then, when Sylvia had ruined our past. Now? I look upon my pups as blank slates, their eye color genuinely the same as those said stones. I wonde

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