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There it is again, that almost unbelievable vision of you on the hospital bed, dead, my son. Each day brings it, some days in a different form, same pain again and again. Time heals nothing, it just tries to objectify it, put it out there in suspense, ghostlike. I thought the ache and pain would ease in time's moving hands, but no, it just seals it in to heart, vein, muscle and pain. Come again, my son, when and if you can, my dead son, my young brave Stoic man.
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May 23, 2017
May 23, 2017 at 12:32 PM UTC
STOIC SON 1984-2014
There it is again, that almost unbelievable vision of you on the hospital bed, dead, my son. Each day brings it, some days in a different form, same pain again and again. Time heals nothing, it just tries to objectify it, put it out there in suspense, ghostlike. I thought the ache and pain would ease in time's moving hands, but no, it just seals it in to heart, vein, muscle and pain. Come again, my son, when and if you can, my dead son, my young brave Stoic man.
FATHER TALKS TO A DEAD SON.
TerryCollett
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May 23, 2017
May 23, 2017 at 12:32 PM UTC
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