This is such a beautifully constructed poem. Love the flow. You present your readers with some searching questions. I used to wrestle with these questions all the time.. so often I would drive myself insane from it. I finally resolved that death was a natural cycle of rebirth, and left it at that. Great job!
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11 Years Ago
Thanks Lori, somehow I missed your lovely review here.
11 Years Ago
no worries, Frieda.. I think I miss some from time to time too =)
This piece is full of weight and pondering. I fought with this question a lot after my mom comitted suicide. her familiy is strict catholic - I am not. It made me so angry that they belived she went to hell for her choice, when she was an otherwise good person. I couldn't understand how they could be sure unless they'd been there. I finally threw their thoughts out the window and made peace with my own beliefes, but it took a long time.
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11 Years Ago
Sorry to hear that Kristin, that's a really tough one, suicide is not easy to deal with, lots of que.. read moreSorry to hear that Kristin, that's a really tough one, suicide is not easy to deal with, lots of questions and people still find it taboo to speak of, or there's that religious jargon to deal with, that really annoys me when people say that...glad you found your peace. Thanks so much for your thoughts here.
Already in a pondering mood, and reading this has given me plenty to ponder. I imagine that death tastes sweet to some, and bitter to others - just as Life does. Excellent piece, Frieda.
Death is the thing that terrifies me. Do we cease to exist? Or will we exist eternally short of heaven? My husband always says, well if I die and there's nothing after - it wont matter because I won't know and although I can't argue with his logic - it gives me no peace.
This is a resonant poem.
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11 Years Ago
Not me, I think living is a helluva lot scarier than death could ever be, thanks TL.
Dear goodness, what an extraordinary analysis, a thought progress n.s.e. and w of every direction a mind could go!
What a day to read this because for sure i know what it looks like. I've a feeling it tastes of pure flowing honey, a silent release, a relief into .. your '.. infinitesimal flecks ~ endlessly ephemeral,..'
Hmmm. Good question, what does death taste like ?
Well my dear lady, I think you gave us all an image of that.
Perfectly poetic on such a thought provoking piece.
You certainly tickled my taste buds.
Loved it :)
and there it comes after a long day journey
as the sun goes down comes a long night,peaceful dreams
you close your eyes one more time ,and you had your eternal peace
no more worries or sadness,from here its total abandon,after long struggles
all ups and down ,now you lie on a flat ground,everything sounds so easy there
none will knock your door ,not anymore,like gone on pension,no more headaches
or sleepless night,no nightmares,its a sound sleep,funny you will never see a sunset again
thats what i will miss most..
lovely write..
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11 Years Ago
Your review is poetry bluessadmood, thank you muchly....
If you want to know me, read my poetry, it's all in there. I am a mother of three sons (my finest moments) a sister, a survivor and a little bit crazy. I lost my beloved sister to suicide, so you'll.. more..