Used with permission from David Loose |
I
cried when I learned there was nothing more the doctors could do.
There
were no tears when I heard of your death.
Grief
is like that.
It is
the living in the hard places.
The
desperate wish that things would be different.
You
asked if you could call me.
My
heart sank when you told me the news.
There
were tears when I told my husband.
The
grief started then.
All
those months ago.
There
is always hope.
But I
knew differently.
I
never want to be that person.
The
one who insisted “you’ve got this beat.”
Because
life is not like that.
Life
is messy.
It caught me off guard.
And
hurts in the deepest part of my soul.
Until I
remember more of the good times together
Than
the past few, painful months.
That
is when I find joy.
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