Her dear, dear friend died.
It was in telling him her news.
She found out he was gone.
She searched through random places.
And his information was not random, after all.
And now he lives on in his words.
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Would that we all could live on with our words. This is lovely. And the artwork is awesome.
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Would that we could all live on with our words. This was lovely, and the artwork is wonderful.
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Oh, that moment when you realize you can connect no longer. Hurts but words help. Love this. arlene
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Thank you. It’s been a tough time. I’m glad I chose his book yesterday. I read it deeply.
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My condolences for your loss. May his words bring much comfort.
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So sorry, Lisa. I am glad there are words to remember him by.
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Thank you.
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Well done, Lisa. Good to have some little treasures of words left behind to read.
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Thank you and yes it is.
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surely a most eloquent description of a person’s enduring spirit.
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Beautifully done!
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Thank you!
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I am sorry for your loss, Lisa. How special you have his book. His words will be ever present even though he may not.
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Thank you. I am researching about all I can find out about him. How I wish I could go to his home and go through papers. My guess is that he left a lot behind in papers. The worth of words is on of the most valued possessions. And I possess many of them in my heart.
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I like how his information was not as random as the search for it.
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How sweet and sad!
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