Tag: grief

Focus Drips with Sadness

“Personal tragedy has ways of focusing us in ways other things can’t.”Congressman Joseph Morelle, NY, recently said this, and oh boy, is that ever true. Focus isn’t always a calm, zen-like, candlelit process. Sometimes it’s a zap. A kick in the gut. A cruel nudge from the universe […]

Sitting in a Vat of Trauma

Sitting in a vat of trauma,  I soak in memories etched deep,  The echoes of a thousand cries,  Breaking through the walls of sleep. Walking in the footsteps of pain,  Each step heavier than the last,  The path is worn, the ground is hard,  By the burdens of […]

Fading in the Falling Leaves

The leaves tumble down,  Another season passing, but where are you now?  Your laughter once echoed in these walls,  Now it’s just silence that answers the calls. Your favorite things—long gone, misplaced,  Like shadows of a life we can no longer trace.  The grief is here, sharp and […]