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| Impermanence (M.A. Reilly, 2017) |
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I have been mining books. Reading and connecting. For example when I was reading Amy Krouse Rosenthal's Textbook, I was stopped by this section.
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| from Amy Krouse Rosenthal's Textbook, p. 269 |
Death is a dividing line. There's no mistaking that second when life has left a body. I watched my mother die and my husband and in each situation the animated, loving people they were ceased to be.
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Towards the end of the book, I come across a Japanese term included by Amy. This too seemed relevant.
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| from Amy Krouse Rosenthal's Textbook, p. 319 |
I wanted to remember the word so I included it in the painting I did that tops this post.
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Some days, way does lead on to way.
Can you explain....Some days, way does lead on to way. Meaning....way is the unknown? My brain is in that grief brain state. I feel like a crazy unhinged person and quite sane within seconds. I appreciate the insight, since my brain....you probably understand.
ReplyDeleteI do understand. The line is from a Frost poem. On occasion i find myself moving through life and one turn in the road leads to the next without effort on my part....
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