Brother Lost Brother Found
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Six months later my father, Jerry Wayne Leach, also died of a massive heart attack. He was only 65….
One was young and full of life; one was older with a different life to begin. Why? We all have facts and sometimes they out number reason. It still doesn’t stop the hurt or pain we feel. For those of you out there, you are not alone. We all experience “The first year” thinking it is the worst. Seven years later it is still the worst.
I thought I had lost all but found them both in words. Alone yes, not as lonely, no…
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We as compassionate people handle grief differently. There is no magic word that makes it go away, only time. What we do have in common is this pain is all the same. You will always have that terrible emptiness that never goes away. As a parent, I cannot imagine the weight of losing a child. As a sibling, I can only tell you of the horrible ache that fades with time, yet still reminds us from time to time. This book of poems contains little pieces of time throughout my childhood and as an adult my interaction with my brother and father. After the horrible deaths of two family members, my life changed forever. After seven years, there deaths still haunt me. I know we all have lost someone, and you can relate certain stories in your lives with mine. I write this for you and for me. That we never forget, but always remember. Our lives with or without them. There lives now…How I envy them...
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