Infinite Moons, Infinite Suns

Infinite Moons, Infinite Suns

by Gabriella Bianco

2010

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In this precious poetic autobiography, Gabriella Bianco tells the final hour of an existence, that of her son Robert Steve Bingham, needing to reveal this secret to her son's father Stephen M. Bingham, as a moral and absolute duty. From the point of view of the truth and the death of a child, this text s sacred and reaches a deep dramatic effect, as it is so painfully connected to her own story, that of her son and her son's father. This valuable story always speaks about love, charging this word with immense emotion, whisperig words in their agonizing beauty.