Between The Lines Issue 09 SPARK | Page 60

민정은 낭만 | 시각예술 told me as the sweetness of the sugar bread sent a thrill throughout my body. ‘I know,’ I replied sighing. My heart filled up with sorrow. I wished dearly to go home right then and apologize to my mother, who did all she could to pack me a lunch, who loved me despite the mean words I threw at her, whose last words to the daughter stomping out the front door was “I’m sorry. Have a nice time there.”... I repeat my question-can something taste beautiful? 58 Nay. How can anything taste beautiful? It is my mother’s love that added beauty to the delicious taste of the sugar bread. 手 TOUCH There is beauty in the texture of my old viola, made two centuries before I was born. I run my hand down the smooth wood before and after every practice, and here and there, there would be a scar or a scratch, orange against the auburn wood; however, that little bump makes the texture all the more beautiful, for they show the hours we spent together, viola and I, as one team. Not only that, but think, how boring would the world be without any bumps along the way? How monotonous would it be if ever ything were flawless? Imperfection makes things perfect. 59