when the smoke cleared
everything was gone but your death
which lingers still
in my heart
warning me always
the ultimate consequence of loving
it was worth it, Aunt Shirley.
Posts Tagged ‘Death’
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Posted in Life, tagged Aunt Shirley, Death, Life, sadness on September 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Grief-written 2002
Posted in Life, Poetry, tagged Aunt Shirley, Death, Life on November 9, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I just found this in one of my boxes (I’m still unpacking some things) and I know that if I’d had a blog when my aunt passed away I would have posted it there. Its strange that I just found it tonight because a couple weeks ago when Carl and I were in Boise [...]
Old Love
Posted in Life, Poetry, tagged Death, Life, Love, Relationships on September 16, 2008 | 1 Comment »
They have what everyone hopes for
in love
She called him Jimmy Boy or Old Boy
and he insisted that I call her Lou
“because that’s what she likes to go by”
and when I told her I loved her attitude towards life and pain
he jumped in to say that she’s always been that way.
She’s 86
He’s 92
and even though their [...]