the mortal coil snaps
and peace is all that remains –
he’s gone home
(c) G.s.k. ’14
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the mortal coil snaps
and peace is all that remains –
he’s gone home
(c) G.s.k. ’14
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I hear that snap loud and clear! Right to the point!
Shattering Their Peace
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ah yes … a loud snap …
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Yep, when it’s time, it’s time.
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And nothing holds us back.
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Wander to what home though?
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Ah … there’s the rub, isn’t it 🙂
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True. Home, no question about it.
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🙂
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Oh Georgia — I wish I knew what to say — I really do.
All I can do is send my virtual hugs to you —
Beautifully written —
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Thanks … we encounter death at the most unexpected times and through the most unexpected agency we realize how fragile life really is. I was surprised by the feelings that loomed yesterday morning upon hearing of his passing. We’d made peace long ago each going on our own path.
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Is your son doing okay?
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Yes, he’s doing fine … they hadn’t spoken in twenty years … until the last couple of months when his father contacted him.
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Wow.
Your previous poem had said that they’d made peace — but I didn’t realize that it was like *that*.
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A long sad story … to tell the truth no one knew where he was until he got into contact with his son after he’d had a heart attack a little while ago. He seemed to be recovering well so we were surprised by the news.
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Oh, that is so sad – to have come such a long way, and then – another one. 😦
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Finally home at rest and in peace … sad haiku … my condolances …
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Thanks … a sad moment …
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