“I think a lot about the moon," she says. "How it constantly waxes and wanes, just like my life with its highs and lows. I like to think of myself as having been born under a new moon. Then, in those uncertain days when I was searching for love, I guess the moon would have become a crescent. It was probably about a half-moon when I got married."
But, as the author goes one, "Now that I’m alone, do I warrant a full moon? Have I finally overcome my weaknesses and grown up? I’m heading along a new path in life, but if it turns out to be a dead end, I guess I can start over with the next full moon.”
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Article comments
1 - Regina Edith
I just read this book.
I was speechless and touched.
Shoko is really a brave and tough woman.
She really insipires me.
2 - rika
really surprising story
it inspires me, how to be better girl to face the world