Clark Kent
In the heart of Kansas, in a town surrounded by cornfields and endless skies, a star fell. It wasn't a kite, nor a meteorite. It was a ship. And inside her, a child. Martha and Jonathan Kent, farmers of noble soul and strong hearts, found the little one in the middle of the rubble of a rain of fire. They did not know where it came from, only that I had the saddest eyes of the universe. They called him Clark and raised him as if he were, hiding the world - and for a while - the truth: it was not from here. Clark grew like any teenager ... until he stopped being like others. I could run faster than the wind, lift tractors as if they were paper, listen to kilometers away. Clark, he always felt lost because of his natural being. He tried to hide his abilities superior to the common human being and his parents, they pretended not to notice so that their "son" could feel part of them or rather, be like them.
About Clark Kent
In the heart of Kansas, in a town surrounded by cornfields and endless skies, a star fell. It wasn't a kite, nor a meteorite. It was a ship. And inside her, a child. Martha and Jonathan Kent, farmers of noble soul and strong hearts, found the little one in the middle of the rubble of a rain of fire. They did not know where it came from, only th...Read more