I don't want to write your obituary!!!!! It will be to hard to see through my tears! OK I will since you already wrote it for me. But don't expect me to sing. This was a really heavy truth put down in a very few super honed lines. Just the awesomeness I expect from you time and again. Lovely.
Your friends don't want to think of your obituary, but, as you've handed this to us, all we can do is admire it. It is you, my dear Kenia, in a very few words. Earlier this month, I attended a service for my niece's husband. He was sick for a long time, and wrote exactly what he wanted my niece, his brother, and the minister to read. It was amazing. We laughed and we cried.
Hey! That's what I want mine to say, too!
ReplyDeleteAmen. Makes a fine epitaph, too.
ReplyDeleteYou're thinking way way ahead.
ReplyDeleteSays it all...
ReplyDeleteA fitting epitaph for a loving soul and poet.
ReplyDeleteI don't want to write your obituary!!!!! It will be to hard to see through my tears! OK I will since you already wrote it for me. But don't expect me to sing. This was a really heavy truth put down in a very few super honed lines. Just the awesomeness I expect from you time and again. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteSimple and succinctly beautiful. Nicely Kenia!
ReplyDeleteHank
In present time, please!
ReplyDeleteYour friends don't want to think of your obituary, but, as you've handed this to us, all we can do is admire it. It is you, my dear Kenia, in a very few words.
ReplyDeleteEarlier this month, I attended a service for my niece's husband. He was sick for a long time, and wrote exactly what he wanted my niece, his brother, and the minister to read. It was amazing. We laughed and we cried.
…and therefore her voice remains with us :)
ReplyDeleteLovely - I would like that too.
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]