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flying in the breeze

May 21, 2013

This was written in response to Denise Levertov’s poem, “Animal Spirits.” Read the poem at this link: http://writersalmanac.publicradio.org/index.php?date=2013/05/14 One of the …

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Wash Day and Grape Jelly

May 7, 2013

An early Saturday morning and I can already hear the clattering and swooshing coming from the kitchen. Mother has moved …

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An Invocation…

March 20, 2013

Loving Father, Nurturing Mother, We ask your presence with us at this hour. We celebrate today our observance of New …

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fulfilling a sacred contract

March 4, 2013

Howard Thurman, theologian and Harvard professor, said, “There are two questions that we have to ask ourselves. The first is, …

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Random thoughts and comments and writings

February 7, 2013

What does grief look like? Grief is like the crazy aunt or befuddled uncle that the family tolerates and knows …

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March 20th – A Tribute to Alex

March 20, 2012

March 20th. A big day for me! Headed to the Medical Center for a Farewell Reception being given in honor …

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Legacies

February 9, 2012

April 24, 2007 Sometimes when a person dies the surviving family breaks apart. Grief, guilt, denial, fear, blame – all …

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that day

February 9, 2012

Thanks to Brett for making that collection of music on a cassette tape and sending it to Alex. He had …

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Debris

February 9, 2012

Coming on like a southern California windstorm in early spring, forces pounding on my balance, tumbleweeds of old memories flashing …

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Rediscovery

February 9, 2012

I came upon a garden I remembered from so long ago. The weeds had overtaken it. The winds of time …

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  • Beth Baldwin
    • An Inheritance I Have Received
    • Dialogue with Knees
    • Butterfly Pottery
    • Collage
    • Retreat
    • The Thorn
    • What I Save
    • The Perfect Fit
    • The Wedding Dress
  • Barbara Goldsmith
    • Learning to breathe
    • Prompt: What I save….
    • ACROSTICS (these are very early writings)
    • Prompt: What Matters
    • Dixie Classic Apples
    • New Old Friends
    • Prompt: Crescendo
    • Old Pictures
    • New Friends
  • Kelly Sechrist
    • Happen
    • CRAZY
    • Live
    • I Packed Away
    • Sharing a Room
    • Autumn
    • I AM
    • Empty Stocking
  • Betsy Anderson
    • The Dining Room Table
    • Raining Down
    • A letter to Beverly
    • Journeys
  • Carol Henderson
    • A Pill for Everything
    • What We Tell Others . . . and More
    • Holiday Dimmed
    • Disappeared
    • My Favorite Season
    • Death Anniversaries
    • In The Bleak Mid-Winter
  • Dottye Law Currin
    • flying in the breeze
    • Wash Day and Grape Jelly
    • An Invocation…
    • fulfilling a sacred contract
    • Random thoughts and comments and writings
    • March 20th – A Tribute to Alex
    • Legacies
    • that day
    • Debris
    • Rediscovery
  • Beverly Brown Burton
    • Dusting
    • Apollo’s Chariot
    • A Place That No Longer Is
    • Don’t Come Today
    • Journal Entry: Cherry Grove Vacation 2012
    • Raising children is the hardest thing next to losing them
    • Journal Entry 1/4/06
    • We Will Not Say Goodbye
    • Finding What Found Me (Reminiscences from a walk on the beach)
    • My Sister, Velda, Queen of The Elms
  • Julie Hester
    • The What Ifs
    • Living Words
  • Kathy Shoaf
    • IHOP and the Octopus
    • YOLO
    • Just like the old oak tree…
    • I Am From…
    • Going in the direction you cherish
    • Breath of Sol
    • 10 Years
  • Monica Sleap
    • A Place That No Longer Exists
    • Where am I going?
    • Sunrise Sea Shell
    • Sharing ‘Farther Along’ at the Swamp Sistas event
    • Where are you reading Farther Along?
    • Sunset at Roaring Gap-2009
    • I Am From……
    • Prompt Writing
    • Killian
    • Hands
  • Peggy Clover
    • Beach Retreat
    • A place that no longer is
    • Talking to Grief: an acrostic poem
    • Between Remembrance and Resilience
    • Lean on Me
  • Scharme Shown
    • You Are Not Here/You Are Everywhere
    • Time
    • I Have No Doubt
    • Moments That Took My Breath Away
  • Kay Windsor
    • Peggy Saves the Louvre (and Jeune Fille)!
    • Bridges and baccalaureates
    • “High Functioning Bereaved Parents”
    • Cicadas again
    • Time travel
    • Listener in the Loft
    • Shouted prayer
    • Hope and A Place That No Longer Is
    • Tombstones: “It breaks the heart/ that stone holds/ what time let go.”
    • A bereaved mother speaks

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