We may lose and we may win
But we will never be here again
So open up, I’m climbin’ in
And take it eeeeeasy….
Tag: death
Five Poem Friday
After exploring the recesses of this brain, three tiny poems need released. By the time I write those, I will have two more bubbling about
On Healing
It is rare indeed when the person who hurt you happens to be the person who heals you.
Monday Musings
Lots of thoughts this morning to choose from after literally one of the best and one of the worst weekends at the same time. The thought that keeps bubbling to … Continue reading Monday Musings
Marking Time After Death
On the 15th of October, around 10:25 a.m., I’ll be observing an anniversary of sorts that only a select group of people can fully comprehend and connect with. And one that only I internalize.
First Lessons in Widowhood, or How Shit Gets Real in the First Five Months
From the time you stop counting the minutes between your spouse’s last breaths of earthly oxygen (I stopped at 7 minutes and 23 seconds before I called my dad to my husband’s hospice bed in the dining room to help me count), shit gets real…real fast.
What You Don’t See 9.12.16
Dear two bikers coming down the big hill at Battelle Darby Creek, as you rounded the path that parallels the creek itself:
Words by Beth 