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The story behind the story
Alone and Content
no music playing, no television sounding
no lungs are burning, no heart is pounding
the laptop is off, still humming in its sleep
the baby is listless, yet not breathless
first, it starts lightly as it comes through the window
and feels as if you stepped into a spiderweb in the dead of night
then it gets louder and turns to a roar
the wall you’ve watched inch closer and closer is here
upon you
and all you can do
is turn to the window
and smaller and smaller, you close the window
until there’s still, a sliver indulging
your quiet moment forgetting of nothing
a moment that is broken by sounds of real life
of sirens and church bells going off with great strife
you come back to view that your chosen life
has lead you to sit and reflect with a tear
that you are still happy and will never fear
a moment of moments that lets you feel
alone and content
Remembering Gramp
Today, my Grandfather was laid to rest. Because of our new family, I was unable to go home for the services, but was there because Phil was kind enough to read something I wrote. I’m posting it here incase anyone would like to read it.
It is with great sorrow that I cannot be with you all today, of all days.
Gramp was a gentle man, who had a firm grip, and a smile that is unrivaled. He was devoted to his wife for 68 years, and served his country during World War II. He was soft spoken, but strong willed.
I’d like to invite everyone to join me in helping celebrate Gramp’s life by taking part in the act that I will forever remember him by.
Please look at the person next to you. Offer your hand and take theirs. Look them in the eye and squeeze their hand, and just smile, for he is with you.
Norah has arrived
Just wanted to make sure I announced this here now that we are home. Norah arrived on Thursday night. All the details can be found here.



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