“Father, THE MORE LOVING ONE” by Kiki left me a little speechless. Kiki has a way of using words that convey so much emotion and meaning, without redundancy or shock. Her careful choices as a writer are as thoughtful and direct as she is in real life. Her ability to arrange words like a masterful piece of music is a joy to read. Somehow, a simple concept told in her voice sounds injected with meaning, and demanding your attention.
“Man's main characteristic since childhood is competitiveness; whether in kids' games, school, or sports. He takes it with him as he grows up and is asked to play many roles, such as friend, lover, husband, trainer, trooper, professional, and colleague. The toughest role being that of a Dad; let father be a biological fertilizer.
“Born of her father's mind, like a curious owl, Kiki builds a "Fatherworld." As modern Athena, with a spear of creative prose and multiple arrows of poetry, she fights against memories in pursuit of resurrecting a girl's first hero.”
