What a beautiful and loving glimpse of your love and loss. This line so simply captures a moving aspect of longterm relationships: "After so many years, you get into a groove where you do some things automatically, because they meet your partner's needs or desires. "
Grief so powerful and so important. Beautifully written with love. I hope you will read my lyric essay about my son: "Lifeboat" here: https://marytabor.substack.com/p/lifeboat
Wise and affecting. Thank you.
What a beautiful, heartfelt piece. Thank you.
It is difficult to write through my tears. Such a profoundly moving and beautiful tribute as all have said. My condolences for your great loss.
So profoundly moving. One thing is certain: you will meet again.
What a beautiful and loving glimpse of your love and loss. This line so simply captures a moving aspect of longterm relationships: "After so many years, you get into a groove where you do some things automatically, because they meet your partner's needs or desires. "
Grief so powerful and so important. Beautifully written with love. I hope you will read my lyric essay about my son: "Lifeboat" here: https://marytabor.substack.com/p/lifeboat
Heart to heart ~ Mary
Grief packs an emotional wallop. I've known this feeling you describe. Condolences.
what a fine homage to your significant other and to all the small things that define a loving relationship. My condolences on her passing.
A fresh and intimate take on a subject that is much written about. I will be sharing this with widowed friends. Thank you.
Tom, What a sweet tribute to her. So touching. She's with you always.
What a beautiful tribute to your wife and to your relationship. She is obviously very much there with you.
So gentle, so warm.
Your story rings very true, and touching.
"I hope to meet her again, someday, in another dream somewhere." So perfectly said. Thank you.
That is so beautiful a wonderful tribute to a wonderful woman ❤️
Simple, blunt, your story speaks truth to the unbearable cost of love.
I am so sorry for your loss, Mr. Browne.
Profoundly moving, so simply stated. Haunting. Thank you, Tom.