Malice
“Malice” by Delia Santo is a reprint edition published by Xlibris Corporation LLC on November 21, 2015. This 152-page work, written in English, explores the complex themes of existence and identity through the lens of its protagonist, who reflects on her beginnings and the nature of life itself. The narrative delves into the interplay between divine intention and personal experience, as the character grapples with her unique circumstances from birth.
Readers will find a contemplative exploration of life’s origins and the struggles that accompany them. The story touches on themes of evolution and the human condition, as the protagonist considers her early challenges, including her time in an incubator and the implications of her health issues. Through this introspective journey, the book invites contemplation on the nature of creation and the mysteries of existence, making it a thought-provoking addition to the realm of fiction.
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Maybe God just planted a seed and paid attention. One tiny seed – pinched between plump fingertips, patted into the earth with a prayer said in an exhaled breath – the origin of the living. Then it doesn’t seem so ironic that each birthed cell is identical upon conception. But what’s all this God talk from a girl like me, a girl named Malice. The first lesson God taught the most primitive creatures was to breathe with gills, underwater. Fewer evolved to get lungs, so I wasn’t that disappointed when I found out mine weren’t completely developed when I came into the world. A month in an incubator – that further distorted the infant vision of my mother and kept me from her embrace – coaxed the tiny balloons to maturity, but left me prone to shortness of breath, and then an asthmatic. Maybe I was supposed to be a different creature altogether, and God just changed his mind at the very last minute.
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