I touched your hair, but didn't feel your warmth.
I said goodbye, but your ears didn't hear me.
I cried out for you, but you were far, far away.
Ani couldn't say goodbye, and I am sorry for that, for both of you.
I wish I could be shown a glimpse of you now, shining, loving.
I've been thinking of you a lot over the past couple days.
I need to cry sometimes, and I do.
I don't need to cry to remember that I love you, it's impossible for me to forget.
I need to cry, as an action.
As an expression.
As an earthly reminder that you are elsewhere, and I want to be with you.
Just as my voice aches to say your name, my soul requires me to cry to somehow connect with you.
This was supposed to be a light hearted blog, but on May 25th 2008, our world changed dramatically due to a disaster. Now this blog will also contain my personal notes on grief and how I'm coping/struggling.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Thursday, June 14, 2012
At the same time...
I am two people so often...
I am astoundingly happy having Micah in our family,
while punishingly sad that he can't meet Nate here on Earth.
I am thrilled to hear of other children's achievements,
while grieving whenever I hear of injuries or deaths of small children.
I am so proud of how far Ani has come since the injury,
yet want so much more for her.
I tell Ani that it's not possible to fully tell her how much I love her,
yet I am as one within my song and guitar when I use music to do so.
I pray so often every day for Ani's healing,
and try so hard to remain faithful when the answer is "not yet".
I have very positive intuitions about Ani's future (and even Visions),
yet too fearful to allow myself to believe and find peace in them.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Before I die...
God grant me the prayer of Ani's words before I die. That will truly be my heaven on Earth.
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Monday, June 4, 2012
Best therapy in a long time...
The best therapy I've had in a long time is Micah yelling "Daddeeeeeeeee!!!!" and running up to me. My goodness my little boy, how you've helped us. I'll try and explain that to you some day.
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