July 19, 2008
It's late and I don't have much candle light to write with, but I will write anyway. Mother has been quiet lately. She usually keeps her distance anyways, but now she doesn't speak. It has been days since she has said a word except for the usual 'Jo stay inside today'.
The thing is that I am always inside. Maybe once I have seen color besides brown and black. And maybe twice I have seen myself in a reflection. Mother always tells me that she can see me so why should I need to see myself.
I usually don't mind that, but lately I have been more curious than ever because I saw outside. Only a small bit of something. I don't know the color because Mother would never teach me of the outside world.
The color was wonderful. It was bright and it looked small, but I can't think of words to describe it. I wish I knew how to think and say things to describe and tell. Mother would be furious if she knew what I saw. Maybe that's what I liked about it. I liked that she didn't know.
July 21, 2008
I couldn't write last night. Mother stood in the hallway for most of the night. She has been doing that a lot lately. I think she might be suspicious of me staying up late. She also doesn't know I write in this journal. I found in the basement where I am usually not allowed to go because there are private things of Mother's that I can't see.
She keeps to herself and only cares for me when I am hungry. She brings food in once a week, but she never eats it herself. I have never seen her even touch food. She only brings bread and some vegetables. I don't know what vegetables they are because Mother would never tell me. She says they are good for me and I shouldn't question it.
But I want to know. I want to learn, but she would do something horrible to me if I asked. She has done this horrible thing to me once before and I am never going to forget. I never want it to happen again.
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Beyond Sight
ParanormalJo hates life. Her mother barely cares for her and never shows affection. Jo is never allowed outside and always wonders what it is like. But is everything really there? Sometimes her mother seems transparent. Jo's mind is turned and she struggles t...