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Monday, November 9, 2026

Ours to Remember

 



The steady invisible workings of our bodies are mysteries, with only a sense that ‘something’s amiss’.  


Depending on a physician 

to begin a hunt for 

the misgivings we have, 

there are questions to ask


with answers that make 

no sense in the twinges of pain.

When we are home, 

far away from medical teams, 


we become 

who we are inside our homes. 

Without directions, 

we must believe in ourselves. 


without asking our spirit to pause, 

   to breath slowly and steadily, 

for that moment, 

that day and time 


is ours to remember 

the heart and soul 

that we have become: 

scars and all.


“The future gets no say in who we are.”

~ Buddy Wakefield, poet

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