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It is That I Miss You So Much
A poem from Dorothea Grossman:
It is not so much that I miss you
as the remembering
which I suppose is a form of missing
except more positive,
like the time of the blackout
when fear was my first response
followed by love of the dark.
Rose Descending
Sharing another evening sky and poem, At Sunset, on a summer night: Your death must be loved this much. You have to know the grief—now. Standing by the water’s edge, looking down at the wave touching you. . … Continue reading
Posted in Love and Loss
Tagged descending rose, gold, Jason Shinder, poem, summer night, sunset
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Bright Copper Kettles: Mourning to Moonshine
During Jim’s final December, just after we learned his illness was terminal, Vijay Seshadri published a wonder of a poem called Bright Copper Kettles: Dead friends coming back to life, dead family, speaking languages living and dead, their minds retentive, their … Continue reading
Posted in Love and Loss
Tagged Bob Dylan, Christopher Hitchins, copper, copper kettles, copperline, death, dreams, Joan Baez, Jose Saramago, moonshine, poem, Vijay Seshadri
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