Hunger Dreams by Ellen Waterson
My hunger is always hungry. It devours my hopes, gobbles my curiosity, gnaws the insides of my burning belly. I’ve no energy for school, for friends. I’m worried my mother and father can’t make ends meet. Sometimes I think if I could just silence the thunderous sound my dreams create, then maybe hunger wouldn’t notice I’m here, would leave me alone to imagine an unfettered future, to picture myself an inventor or a dancer pirouettingRead More >