SkinnyBoi,
Your verse is powerful. The loss of a loved one is a hard thing to bear.
I've not lost my life-partner.
I have lost grandparents, which is to be expected.
But a cousin of 9 so many years ago?
My aunt was devastated, and still, to this day, she misses him.
My wife lost her mom shortly after they vacationed with us several years back - it was a first day of school - she was relatively young. She was more than her mom, she was her best friend. I know she still misses her terribly. Her dad passed away a little more recently, but he was a hollow shell of himself after she went to the great beyond.
My emotional turmoil of loss is much more self-inflicted from the infatuation with which I set the hook - it was only supposed to be light-hearted friends, not total emotional commitment.
Life does get better. It takes time. It took me a very long time, and he's still alive.
Face the day. Be brave, but not too brave. Be willing to put yourself out there, and feel again.
If the number on the end of your name means what I think it does, you are far too young not to keep up the good fight. He would want you to - he told you to.
Thank you for sharing this powerful poem with us.

Your verse is powerful. The loss of a loved one is a hard thing to bear.
I've not lost my life-partner.
I have lost grandparents, which is to be expected.
But a cousin of 9 so many years ago?
My aunt was devastated, and still, to this day, she misses him.
My wife lost her mom shortly after they vacationed with us several years back - it was a first day of school - she was relatively young. She was more than her mom, she was her best friend. I know she still misses her terribly. Her dad passed away a little more recently, but he was a hollow shell of himself after she went to the great beyond.
My emotional turmoil of loss is much more self-inflicted from the infatuation with which I set the hook - it was only supposed to be light-hearted friends, not total emotional commitment.
Life does get better. It takes time. It took me a very long time, and he's still alive.
Face the day. Be brave, but not too brave. Be willing to put yourself out there, and feel again.
If the number on the end of your name means what I think it does, you are far too young not to keep up the good fight. He would want you to - he told you to.
Thank you for sharing this powerful poem with us.


























