One Size Fits All.

A long empty space

six foot deep awaits us all

to rest there forever! 

Reviews

[Amy R]

What a true, yet very powerful write. You write this so meaningful with only so much words..

-Amy

[Marie]

Bless you, dear Amy. Thank you for reading and for your very kind words. I am most grateful, dear friend...

[Amy R]

You're very welcome dear, Marie.

[Marie]

Thank you and bless you, dear Amy 🤗🤗🙏🏻🌸

[Ken Simm.]

Bury me in willow, he said. This is extraordinary and I really love it.

[Marie]

How beautiful to be buried in willow, Ken. It's a fabulous thought! Thank you for your kind words with regard to my little poem. So pleased you like it...

[Gee]

Not for me Marie I'm for the incinerator and then my ashes scattered to the 4 winds in the grounds of Willen Lake where I walk my hound

[Marie]

It is a choice, dear Gee and each of us has different preferences, but we will both be returning to Mother Nature, just in different ways, dear friend. I pray that event for you won't take place for at least another hundred years and that you enjoy wonderful, peaceful, joyful, magical and happy years until then, my dear friend... Thank you so v-e-r-y much for kindly reading and commenting, dear Gee. I am most grateful...

[Lore Keeper]

An end that eventually comes to us all regardless of the journeys length. The saddest endings to any story are the ones that have been forgotten. Well done Marie, a very thought provoking piece for me at least.

[Marie]

Thank you so very much L. K. for so kindly reading and for your very kind comment. I am most grateful...

[Lore Keeper]

You’re welcome Marie. Looking forward to reading more.

[Marie]

Bless you always. Thank you again, L. K...

[Arundass TP]

Sure. Living to sleep infinite. Excellent writing 👍

[Marie]

Thank you for kindly reading and for your kind comment, dear T. P...

[red93]

Jesus said unto her 'Though a man were dead, yet shall he live. And whosoever liveth and believeth in me, shall never die.'

✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

[Marie]

To die is as natural as to be born, dear red93. It is our friend, a door which opens so that we can return home to Spirit. Thank you for reading and for your quote, dear poet...

[Relic]

A sobering thought, Marie. I wrote one once called a brief moment in time -

gripping the short rope of youth:
our hands are
bound to slip off
eventually

[Marie]

Thank you for your visit dear R and for sharing your thoughts. I love your mico-poem on youth becoming age. It captures the inevitable superbly. Thank you for sharing with me, dear R. Wishing you a very lovely, relaxed and pleasant weekend to enjoy, dear friend...

[emmajoygreen]

A somewhat sad and morbid topic cleverly written, Marie.

[Marie]

Good morning, dear Emma and thank you for reading my little poem and kindly commenting.
Wishing you a very nice day and a lovely weekend too...

[emmajoygreen]

Your words inevitably leave my mind mulling over their meaning, whether or not the core fidgets a reaction or - needs consideration, understanding.
Sometimes, hurrying on is impossible.

[Marie]

Thank you, dear Emma. Bless you always...

[Soren]

What a Haiku I was going to say it is deep but somehow that seemed wrong. Very inventive, I have to say I have never heard this topic addressed in a Haiku before. Love it

[Marie]

Thank you so v-e-r-y much for kindly reading and for your lovely review. I guess it is as deep as the grave, Soren 😂 So pleased you like it. Bless you always, my dear friend...

[Soren]

And a grave subject it is

[Marie]

Laughing! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Indeed it is, dear Soren and thank you so v-e-r-y much for the laugh. The first one I had today! Bless you, my friend...