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I agree with crimsin this is very heavy. There sadness, grief and confusion left behind because of the suicide will never truly go away.
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Excellent. truly.
The topic is always brutal in its finality. How it is written of is where we, as the living, try to reason with the utter chaos that it must be on them. I never, ever understand that quitter mentality. That sounds cruel, calling them quitters, but that is how I see it and deal with it. I have suicides in my family, and it pisses me off.
Many of us have had horrendous circumstances to deal with, but the act of surviving is what makes us supreme beings.
Hope is eternally gold. It makes us rich.
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Thanks Mark. Appreciated.
To the outside world, she had it all. Caring husband, beautiful kids and a good career, but who knows what goes on within the skull? She wrote too, and in hindsight, there were the most portentous of clues. But therein lies another problem. So easy to blah, blah and bullshit within a word circus. I totally concur – hope sits beyond even the darkest midnight.
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Powerfully penned, Keith. Excellent write, the words sway like a pendulum my friend. Amazing work. Appreciate you.
Damian
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There’s a relatable feeling that comes with this. That thirst and insatiable hunger is there in the lines. I know the feeling. Nice writing.
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a very heavy write no one should bear such a burden it’s too much to bear… my son drank himself to death we are left with a hole in our life knowing he chose death… hugs ❤️