I draw an endless line
I’ve forgotten where’s the start
fingers know the texture
lines drawn upon my heart
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countless beyond measure
the sands beneath my feet
a child’s toes remember
sea memories so deep
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I’ve drawn an endless line
forgotten where’s the start
at times I’ve lost all hope
those lines have etched my heart
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a hand full of grains
unbidden do they fall
a place to return to
changeless after all
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I’ve drawn an endless line
forgotten where’s the start
dreams to the four winds
poetry is my heart
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today I sketch a new life
the dawn is just ahead
new hope in the making
the sand my faithful friend
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I draw an endless line
forgotten where’s the start
fingers know the texture
lines drawn upon my heart
A dear patient passed two years ago today. Hospice is a hard world. Each caregiver/nurse gives a piece of heart. Thankfully like the sand there are many pieces. Thank you for reading…
Images Sand Meet Wave copyright 2015 & Alone at Dawn copyright 2019
Beautiful words 🤗🌹
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Beautiful, Moondust Writer. We all face this sands of time, but how we do is the mystery. jane (lady nyo)
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WELL-DONE AND WRITTEN! AT ONE TIME I WORKED IN HOSPICE…THIS DESCRIBES WHAT MY PATIENTS MAY HAVE BEEN THINKING, AND MY OWN THOUGHTS AT THE TIME!
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
ELOQUENCE ON PRELUDES TO DEATH AND A LIFE’S MEANING!
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Indeed beautiful words my friend.
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Caretaking often ends with hospice and the loss of someone dear. Wishing you strength to continue giving and caring.
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