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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Arise, Sing, Tis Easter
She used to make: • The ham biscuits • The green beans • The deviled eggs • The potato salad • The fruit salad • The coconut cake • The sweet tea • The Easter Baskets Now her energy is … Continue reading
Posted in Dementia, Poetry, Seasons, Uncategorized
Tagged Aging, Caring for elderly parents, Easter, food, Love, Mothers, Southern traditions
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Breathe
Where is my white lace? I am Aliza My breath is your breath My consumptive lungs—your lungs My broken heart—your heart My son is dying slowly One brain cell at a time You may think him your father I know … Continue reading
Posted in Alzheimer's, Dementia, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Father, Grandmother, Heart, Lungs, Reincarnation, Son, Tuberculosis, White Lace
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