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Behind The One-Way Mirror

Behind The One-Way Mirror

Paperback

General PoetrySelf-Help

Publisher Price: $25.00

ISBN10: 1774032430
ISBN13: 9781774032435
Publisher: Silver Bow Publishing
Published: Sep 21 2022
Pages: 212
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.45 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
AUTHOR'S FOREWORD

Time, precious time, changes everything including our perspective. Looking back, when I was 9 or 10 years old, I thought my grandmother was really old. Today, I'm 20 years older than she was at that time in my life ... and I don't feel as old right now as I thought her to be then. In our young days we don't think about death, and we understand its full impact on life even less. Now as I have entered what I think of as the last chapters of my life, I think about death and dying often. Some days I really think on it and feel it must be closing in on me. Other days it seems like it is not closing in, but just somewhere out there around the bend waiting patiently to come and collect me for the final journey home. As I have aged, I find myself thinking on the past more and more, and I miss those dear ones that are no longer in my life more and more with each passing day. So many times I feel them near even though they are long gone from this earthly plane. In my poem The Gap Between Pulse Beats I describe what I think death is like.

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