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Oct 2022
Death is inevitable and unforgiving.
Emotions just as unforgiving and unrelenting.
Regret and pain swell up,
A lump in your throat,
Swallowed to form the pit in your stomach.
Nights extend and days shorten with every passing thought.
If time had a hand, surely you'd hold it.
Pulling them back, begging-
pleading not to move forward.
Yet instead you're dragged along, Death only in the distance.
Processing the passing of a loved one currently in hospice care.
Jason Stevenson
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Jason Stevenson  31/M/Connecticut
(31/M/Connecticut)   
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