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Invasion – The Grief Alchemist
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Mining for gold in the cave of grief; hoping to transform my tragedy. Doors open and close. Footsteps in the hall. I block my ears. Needing to be alone. Only memories of a past. These faint reminders linger. Like shadows in the hall. Not sure where to go. I hear the robin. Singing in the backyard. A reminder of present life. I open the window. The hope of a fresh day. A new kind of invasion. One that I can. April 2, 2015. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
Clay – The Grief Alchemist
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Mining for gold in the cave of grief; hoping to transform my tragedy. I sit here and stare at this lump of grey. A previously sculptured identity which no longer exists. I am back to the beginning. Wanting to dig in and start molding. That I must be something. So when someone asks I can say. I stop myself and sit. Staring at the mound. Can I be in the beauty of the grey. Trusting that with time. The clay will soften and mold. That creation is slowly at work. Discovering new ways to bend. In front of me.
Labels – The Grief Alchemist
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Mining for gold in the cave of grief; hoping to transform my tragedy. I am a mother. Grateful to have this last shred. I embrace this label. All that it entails. Dead in my tracks. What and who is this voice in my head. That needs these labels to function. Why hold on so tight. Who is the “I” that is so in need. Are you afraid “I”. That you will no longer exist. You rush from one identity to the next. A way to survive. I have no labels. April 2, 2015. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Bleeding Heart – The Grief Alchemist
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Mining for gold in the cave of grief; hoping to transform my tragedy. By the tears that flood me. In its state of fragility. How to hold on. Keep it from shattering completely. I see your name everywhere. And a knife cuts inside. As muscles droop and slacken. When will it leave. If I only knew. How to stop the bleeding. January 24, 2015. Beauty Within the Sadness. 3 thoughts on “ Bleeding Heart. February 19, 2015 at 1:34 am. April 2, 2015 at 11:11 am. April 2, 2015 at 11:11 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Beauty Within the Sadness – The Grief Alchemist
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Mining for gold in the cave of grief; hoping to transform my tragedy. Beauty Within the Sadness. There is beauty within the sadness. A Tender note hanging on a teardrop. Calling from beyond the grief. Extending a curled up finger. Inviting me to listen. To bring the notes to the foreground. Allowing them to step out of the pain. And into the sun. A reminder that all is not lost. And there is still a life to live. I tilt my head. To hear those notes. Never forgetting the song. Of who I am.
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The Grief Alchemist – Mining for gold in the cave of grief; hoping to transform my tragedy.
Mining for gold in the cave of grief; hoping to transform my tragedy. I am a mother. Grateful to have this last shred. I embrace this label. All that it entails. Dead in my tracks. What and who is this voice in my head. That needs these labels to function. Why hold on so tight. Who is the “I” that is so in need. Are you afraid “I”. That you will no longer exist. You rush from one identity to the next. A way to survive. I have no labels. April 2, 2015. Doors open and close. Footsteps in the hall. In its s...
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Tuesday, 11. August 2015 6:40. There are several myths associated with grief and bereavement. These do us more harm than good. Let’s try to look at some of these. 1 Don’t feel bad. 2 Replace the loss. Mostly, we’ve seen grieving people isolate themselves. This is because we believe that our feelings are bad, and not apt to be displayed in public. So, we don’t cry or express such feelings in front of others. This poses as a great threat when faced with a major grief in life. 4 Just Give it Time.
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