What an incredible link to make between the finality of death and a phrase that means no recycling. It's a sad thing, yet you entice us to think of it anyway. Very effective. Be well, Kathy
Reviewed by Sandy Hoynacki (Reader)
Reviewed on August 19, 2012
How sad, but real. As a nurse that's worked many medical areas, I know the sadness in this....Thank you for sharing a piece of life...
"Where lost souls bottom;
Later washed up on the beach."
Lost by Suicide? Lost by murder?
Lost by a freak accident! I went to visit
an unclaimed body that was found road side
one time as he was my age at the time (17yrs)
I will never forget how I felt to look at him laying there "No Deposit-No Return" at the morgue.
and you know in every situation
all we ever need & have ever needed is the Lord
& I take comfort knowing he claims us all!!
Even Those Lost Souls...
Love & Jesus
Vickie
I get multiple thoughts from this. First the idea that many lost at sea remain nameless after storms and tsunamis. and the second is that our throwaway society results in many nameless unknown death of sea creatures and birds.
A homonymless man writes shows what it's like to look up the laid he skirts when you’re lying prone(d) to the sidewalk, beer / joint / needle dangling from your hand /lips / arm.
is knowing that God has received
Lady Vivian
God bless,
Sandy
"Where lost souls bottom;
Later washed up on the beach."
Lost by Suicide? Lost by murder?
Lost by a freak accident! I went to visit
an unclaimed body that was found road side
one time as he was my age at the time (17yrs)
I will never forget how I felt to look at him laying there "No Deposit-No Return" at the morgue.
and you know in every situation
all we ever need & have ever needed is the Lord
& I take comfort knowing he claims us all!!
Even Those Lost Souls...
Love & Jesus
Vickie
Love and Light
Lily
Ron