The Story of A Motherless Child

The Story of a Motherless Child
The Weight of Wax: Midnight Months

What becomes of a creation that outlives its understanding of the Creator?

Through the staircase to Heaven, the gates of Hell, and the garden that began it all, The Story of a Motherless Child follows a man searching for meaning in a world governed by laws he never wrote and desires he cannot fully explain.

Across twelve months, biblical imagery intertwines with the myths of those who reached too far, the ambitions that led nowhere, and the years spent mistaking movement for arrival. As faith grows difficult to hold and temptation leaves its mark, the boundaries between punishment and consequence, longing and hunger, begin to blur.

Yet beneath every ascent, every exile, and every unanswered prayer lies an ache he has carried for far long. When the trees begin to speak and the animals bring news from Eden, he returns to the beginning only to witness a story that may explain his own, or reopen everything he thought time had settled.

A meditation on creation, desire, divine law, and the cost of being human, this final story of The Weight of Wax asks what it means to live within a design you cannot understand, reach toward a Heaven you cannot yet enter, and stand before a Hell whose gates have already revealed themselves.

Some stories end where they began. Others return to find the beginning has changed.