eradicate forces
that invade bodies
sleep for years to forget
poison that circulates within
dream
triumvirate in final numbers
perform upon a trampoline
a dint of life
place a shilling to crossover . . .
*Well my brother Bill finally lost his battle
with cancer last night.
I just received the news today.
May he rest in peace
Red Wolf Journal Spring 2014, and a fresh start
10 years ago
My heart goes out for you. May his soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeletered sand
Pamela, I am so very sorry.
ReplyDeleteGautami thank you
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Mary thank you and at least he is in a better place and not suffering anymore
ReplyDeletePamela
I'm so sorry to hear this.
ReplyDeleteI hate to think of cancer as a battle. There truly is nothing that anyone can do, except what they are advised. I am so sorry for the loss of your brother, Pamela. I send my deepest condolences to you and your family. Hugs from Diane T
ReplyDeleteThank you Anthony
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Diane he had cancer for 10 years and in the past six months he became worse and they did not expect him to survive this long. I really appreciate the heartfelt condolences from you and everyone.
ReplyDeletePamela
Pamela, heartfelt sympathy and hugs for you. And admiration for having the courage to post anything at all on your blog, let alone this awful news.
ReplyDeleteMay he rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteI thought the poem did a good job of portraying the craziness, crazymaking of cancer...
place a shilling to crossover . . .
yeah
Viv thanks so much that is appreciated
ReplyDeleteI am trying to stay busy right now.
I will be travelling tomorrow for a couple of days.
He had been sick for a long time but he had a strong will to live and I will miss him deeply.
Pamela
Thanks turtlememoir
ReplyDeletePamela
I'm so sorry, Pamela.
ReplyDelete- Dina
Your poem creates a face to the story of sad news that follows it. My deepest sympathies Pamela,
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
I'm sorry for your loss. You've got a wonderfully written poem here!
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Dina thanks so much!
ReplyDeletePamela
Thank you Elizabeth.
ReplyDeletePamela
Weasel thanks for saying so.
ReplyDeletePamela
So sorry to hear of your loss.
ReplyDeleteStan thank you
ReplyDeleteBack during napowrimo he was not supposed to last more than a couple of weeks.
But I honestly feel his suffering is over although it is tough for us to deal with.
I will miss him.
Pamela
I am sorry to hear about that as well, may he rest in peace and I am sure he will be happy to see you overcoming this slowly :) And you brought us a beautiful and wonderful poem, thank so much=D
ReplyDeletePamela,
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful and sad piece. May a warm wind run through your sorrow, stirring memories of better times.
~Brenda
An award for you to cheer you up, hope you like it :D
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ReplyDeleteThis is your quote and your wonderful sense of humour! Appropriate? Tasteful? Now you know what it's like: it's called Karma.
Riika thanks for both.
ReplyDeletePamela
Brenda thanks and it is quite sad.
ReplyDeletePamela
Gee, Rall thanks for your comment. All comments are welcome here ... even from you
ReplyDelete(Appropriate and Tasteful).
I just read this again. It is so beautiful. The image of poison running through the body is strong. You've got a way with words, Pamela, and many well wishers. It doesn't erase pain, but I believe that kindness always helps, and is never wasted.
ReplyDelete~Brenda
I am so sorry, Pamela.
ReplyDeletehard to come up with words in these kinds of situations....but i am sure you have tons of memories...that can never be lost or taken away....take care and keep writing
ReplyDeleteThanks again Brenda those are very sincere words.
ReplyDeletePamela
Thank you Tillybud!
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Thank you my friend Wayne
ReplyDeletePamela
Just saw this - interesting poem!
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your brother.
Thanks so much Andy
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