The Lady and the Koala Bear

Deborah Kristina
1 min readApr 30, 2018

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Photo Credit: Shuttershock

“Hello, koala bear.

You’re my best friend.

My only friend,” said

the lady.

A lady and a stuffed

koala bear?

“Do you want to eat

something, Koalie?”

The lady kissed

the koala bear.

“Or, do you want

to watch the cars outside?”

She went to the mall

parking lost,

sat on the sidewalk

and lifted the koala

up by her armpits.

“You are my baby girl.

My daughter.”

I felt a tap on my shoulder.

I turned to the left side

of me and there was a man.

He had glasses, a large

bald spot, and some black

hair. He was a tortoise-

looking person.

“That is my wife,” he said,

“She can’t have any babies.

I sometimes think it was a mistake

for me to buy that thing for her,

but she wanted a child

and the koala was what she chose.”

A lady and a stuffed koala.

Now it made a lot of sense.

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Thank you for reading. Peace.

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Deborah Kristina

Author of ‘A Girl All Alone Somewhere in the World’, ‘Confessions and Thoughts of a Girl in Turkey’, ‘From Just a Girl Grown Up in America’. (Amazon.com)