watched my mother die
watched my sister withdrawl
never to late to feel a mother's love
Her whimper mystified all of us there watching her go........
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No whimpers, just a look of recognition when she looked into the mirror across from her bed.

As she expelled her last breath. The last thing she heard was my sobbing.
My sister left the room her face frozen in guilt and fear, no tears.
Rose had a good death, she died at home, the shiksa who married her son, the one she resented for so long, Diamond Lil nursed her with compassion and love and a little morphine. Her angel of mercy.
I got up and covered the curtain with a sheet. Not sure what the tradition is, just something I always saw the adults do when there was a death in the family. But I had no idea why I was doing it. I think it was something to do with vanity.
WD posted something about a kinder gentler Bush, it might have been satire. I got to read it again. It could happen I suppose.
Meanwhile I don't let him steal my joy.
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open text box gibberish, I hope it don't twist your eyeballs. Kick me if it does. I mean let me know. Very aware of my awkward writing. WD has been kind enough to point it out to me. (no sarcasm)
Addicted to oil for now
this darkness got to pass
plenty of options for now
renewables, solar, methanol
We all know what has to be done
waiting for oil to go to five dollars a gallon I suppose
But somewhere down the road, a hundred years maybe, the infernal combustion engine has got to go. A child will be born one day with the solution. Just a pollyanna cowboy I suppose