Mourning, or: Listening

Posted on 2021/02/11 by ben Alexander

Morning, more mourning
Listening, lest lessons lost
Every evening

27 thoughts on “Mourning, or: Listening”

K.Hartless 2021/02/1110:12 Reply

Truth
1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1110:13 Reply
  
  🤎
DiosRaw 2021/02/1110:16 Reply

🖤
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  🧡
Loku 2021/02/1111:10 Reply

My morning is joyful 🌄
1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1111:28 Reply
  
  Mazal tov 😀
  1. Loku 2021/02/1111:32 Reply
    
    Take care friend.
Andrew Blair 2021/02/1111:52 Reply

It is my evenings that are joyful. But the philosophy syill applies.
1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1112:11 Reply
  
  Indeed
Ingrid 2021/02/1112:09 Reply

Mourning lasts a lifetime
1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1112:12 Reply
  
  So it seems to me.
  1. Ingrid 2021/02/1112:18 Reply
    
    But it doesn’t stay acute forever.
    1. Cheryl, Gulf Coast Poet 2021/02/1322:23
      
      Ingrid, my views exactly!
    2. ben Alexander 2021/02/1322:26
      
      💘
Diana 2021/02/1114:04 Reply

❤️❤️
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  💘
short-prose-fiction 2021/02/1115:29 Reply

❤️❤️❤️
1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1115:31 Reply
  
  🤍 🤍 🤍
Michele Lee 2021/02/1204:31 Reply

Comfort to you. 💓🤗
I am reminded by the morning light, but my heart is heaviest at night.
1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1206:55 Reply
  
  Thanks, Michele.
  
  Did you deliberately write that line as a poem, it has a lovely ring to it.
  
  ❤
  David
  1. Michele Lee 2021/02/1215:51 Reply
    
    I did not deliberately try to write with a lovely ring, the words just showed up and flowed from my poetic cup. 😁
    Thank you for noticing.
    1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1215:52
      
      💘
murisopsis 2021/02/1303:27 Reply

Hope rises with the sun and faith wills it to rise in the morning. So too memory…
1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1318:55 Reply
  
  Your wisdom reads like a poem to me, Muri.
  
  Sincerely,
  David
Cheryl, Gulf Coast Poet 2021/02/1322:28 Reply

David, beautifully expressed. Wishing you solace. Grief coexists with the joys of the present and beautiful memories of the past. As Ingrid says, the pain becomes less acute. ❤ ❤ ❤
1. ben Alexander 2021/02/1322:32 Reply
  
  Thanks so much, Cheryl. Your comment reads very poetically to me. Was that intentional?
  
  Yours,
  David
Cheryl, Gulf Coast Poet 2021/02/1323:36 Reply

Unintentional, David. Just speaking from my own experiences. ❤

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