Baz,
I can relate to this poem. About four years ago my daughter lost her soulmate. She was devasted. Now today, thank God, she has found a wonderful man and has just gotten married. I have to say life does go on. But...everyone that loses a loved one never ever forgets them..
Blessings to you for this sensitive poem. Welcome to the Den!
Peace, love and light,
Amber
I enjoyed your write. Baz, I think that one way of dealing with grief is writing about it. I know you are going through some rough times. Things will get better but just keep this in mind, you will never get over the grief of someone you cared about nor would you want to. You will just learn to deal with it in a different way.
“Being a couple yet free is our next challenge on the evolutionary ladder. This book successfully helps us unravel the myths that block that achievement. It does it with warmth, with readability, and with balance. It recreates everyday problems and
I pray that you find peace and growth from such love, a love that many never find.
Be gentle with yourself.
I can relate to this poem. About four years ago my daughter lost her soulmate. She was devasted. Now today, thank God, she has found a wonderful man and has just gotten married. I have to say life does go on. But...everyone that loses a loved one never ever forgets them..
Blessings to you for this sensitive poem. Welcome to the Den!
Peace, love and light,
Amber
I enjoyed your write. Baz, I think that one way of dealing with grief is writing about it. I know you are going through some rough times. Things will get better but just keep this in mind, you will never get over the grief of someone you cared about nor would you want to. You will just learn to deal with it in a different way.