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Sons – Part 4 of 5 – A Life Story of Choice
The doctors spoke to them about a “degenerative disorder of the nervous system” and how infants with the disease seem perfectly normal at birth. The test for a definitive diagnosis could only be done at Albert Einstein Hospital in the … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged 1970s, choice, daughters, disability, DPT vaccines, family, krabbe's, loss, love, North Carolina, seizures, tragedy, triumph
8 Comments
Missing
She never took it out on someone else if she was having a bad day; that’s character Her humor was dry always forgiving, with a wry smile if you took too long to get the joke Her laugh was infectious … Continue reading
Leaving Alexandria
I could not stay in Alexandria the brilliant blue sea, the cloudless sky the perfect yellow shore all lovely; bathed in light. Standing there, day dreaming of Antony lost was he between her limbs High Priestess of Isis intoxicated Roman. … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Alexandria, Antony, desire, Egypt, isis, love, lust, missing her, poetry
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Geek Love
What are we you and I? I mean really? What are we made of? Mostly water. Lots of Carbon. A bit of zinc. A touch of Calcium. A dash of nitrogen. We think therefore we are. Maybe. How do we … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged big bang, big bang. asparagus, elements, explanations, geeks, junk parts, love, nerds, physics, poetry, science, water
4 Comments
The Ugliest Valentine’s Day Card Contest
“You get away cheap on Valentine’s Day!” she would quip with a smile. Carnations were her favorite flower. Not roses. Carnations. Long stem reds and whites wrapped in that paper that goes inside flower boxes with a bow, a card and delivered by … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged Brazil music, carnations, contest, family, flowers, Jobim, love, roses, story, tus besos nunca mas, ugliest card, Valentine, Valentine card, valentine's Day
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What to Say (0n Valentine’s Day)
What do you say when she asks “How do I know you love me?” Don’t say “I don’t; I only love your ass.” Don’t say “You have to ask?” She does; she just did. “You should know by now” doesn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged answers, doubts, love, nsecurities, poetry, questions, uncertainties
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Describing Her in Words
Half of her is woman ripe like an apple the other half impossible to describe. . Words escape me I have none I kiss her eyes her hands her lips. . She is fire yet I cannot keep from the flame She is flowing holy water and I thirst at her gushing … Continue reading
Sons – Part 4 of 4
Michael The doctors spoke to them about a “degenerative disorder of the nervous system” and how infants with the disease seem perfectly normal at birth. The test for a definitive diagnosis could only be done at Albert Einstein Hospital in … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged 1970s, choice, daughters, disability, DPT vaccines, family, krabbe's, loss, love, North Carolina, seizures, tragedy, triumph
6 Comments
Christmas Revels and Simple Gifts
Ghosts of Christmas past Yes I’m guilty. This will be my 73nd Christmas and yes, I am one of those who gets all warm and fuzzy around Christmas time. People measure their lives in different ways. Birthdays are the most obvious of course but some … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged being an old timer, children, Christmas, Christmas Revels, experience, family, love, simple gifts, story, times of life, traditions, widower
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Our Christmas Tragedy – 1975
I can still feel the moment. Christmas Eve 1975. The day our carefree life ended and a decade of heartache began. We married in 1963 and our 12th anniversary was coming up in 4 days. We had no children the first … Continue reading
Posted in family
Tagged 1975, a decade of heartache, Christmas, family, globoid leukodystrophy, Krabbe's disease, loss, love, memoir, son, tragic illness
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