Never Again
He smiled, nodded, and laid again to the carton boxes he placed on the floor.
“You know him?” Dad asked, knitting his forehead.
“Yeah,” I answered, closing the window. “He’s blind,” I said, grinning to Dad then to Albert.
“But he just acknowledged you, and I could always see him staring at the sky,” Albert said.
I chuckled. “If you mean blind is someone unable to see, then what am I?” I whispered to myself, remembering those words from him.
I smiled and leaned on Albert’s shoulder again.