Tag: remembering

• 06092019

  Dearest Father, I must confess the eternal emptiness since your passing. A year has faded in events that I find difficulty in comprehension. People swore it’d get better, but just as interest compounds, so does hurt. My memory cannot allow me to forget the unresolved matters and move onward. Our final words, my abrupt goodbye,…

  Teacup Writer

  June 9, 2020

  Poems

  death, deepermeaning, God, mourning, remembering

• Train to Ladywell

  What crossroad am I approaching? London Bridge towards the National Rail Southeastern train surely.  Are my considerations haunting me? I can hear foolish gossip.  The wick on a wax candle burns until its finale. Am I at my wicks end– setting fire to the paper airplanes circling Westminster? Another train passes by.  “This one yours?” asked the middle-aged conductor. “No,” I…

  Teacup Writer

  March 19, 2020

  Short Stories

  england, relationships, remembering, short, short story, story, writer

• Death, Grief, and Remembering

  

  Take a deep breath. Don’t panic. Everything will be fine. These are the thoughts running through my head as I write this, and as simple as they seem, they are not.

  Teacup Writer

  August 10, 2019

  Uncategorized

  anxiety, death, grief, panic, peace, remembering, writer