Book cover for 'Newlywed Widow' by Beverly Short, featuring a young girl in a blue jacket and a mirrored reflection of an elderly woman with white hair.

World Premiere ~ Newlywed Widow

Sunday, January 14th at 7 pm

Whitefire Theatre ~ Solofest2024.com

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Newlywed Widow

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I have understood this life since the day I saw the lady in the mirror, her weathered face reflecting the passage of time and the wisdom it brings. In this way, I've been able to view my life from afar, detached yet present, like a spectator witnessing the unfolding of a captivating story.

Whether I chose to do this for self-preservation, to shield myself from the pains and uncertainties that come with being fully immersed, or because of my Clairvoyance, a gift that enables me to glimpse into the tapestry of my own existence, I don't know. But what I do know is that this perspective has allowed me to observe the ebb and flow of life's currents with a sense of serenity and understanding. It has given me the ability to anticipate the twists and turns that lie ahead and navigate through them with a grace and resilience that eludes many.

Through the looking glass of introspection, I have come to comprehend the intricate dance between fate and free will, recognizing the delicate balance between shaping my own destiny and surrendering to the greater forces at play.

As I continue to peer into the reflections of time, the old lady in the mirror serves as a constant reminder of the wisdom that comes with age, and the power of perception in embracing the mysteries and wonders of this existence we call life.

Newlywed Widow

This is a true story.

Not of violence…
but of love.
Of loss.
Of survival.

And the quiet understanding
that one day…
it will make sense.