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Loose ends by Jayseth Guberman Friday, September 28, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
...and when I finally showed up and went into my mother's last room in the ICU as the fluids were still clotting in their tubing and the machinery of life was silent, her knitting was sitting to one side with many loose ends like her life and the necrosis lingered unresolved like her relationships. (c)2011 Jayseth Guberman�

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull	9/28/2012

Poignant and starkly honest. I like that kind of poetry because of its honesty. Ron




Reviewed by Teresa Walker	9/28/2012

I see this as a life line...and I wonder what channeled her life as she lived? She has a great son that was moved enough to share this..Love her unconditionally for we know not what tomorrow holds! You moved me... Teresa