Remember Love…

Holy night reflections

 

The moment tragedy hits, soon thereafter a piercing reality that life is a balancing act of both frailness and strength, and when tipped life seems it will never be same again.

At first, it is painful, seemingly unbearable at times, and in the same breath someone might recall a silly moment shared, and peels of laughter will pour. You see life does not stop even during times of grief. What does happen is isolated fragments of feelings and thoughts, a freeze frame of time, a depth so deep one feels raw to the core, tender to the bone and stark naked to every memory and emotion.

 

 

Reflective thoughts at home

And therein that raw truth life's hand plants gracefully seeds of hope, courage, and forgiveness, in an insufferable soil of one's heart.

And in time healing blooms, and one remembers love without shedding a million tears.

 

 



Comments

13 responses to “Remember Love…”

  1. Diogenes

    Beautifully said, Corey.

  2. Beverly

    Beautiful …. so true.

  3. Healing is so slow and difficult, and not always in a straight line.

  4. there is nothing to add….so beautifully put-I was just talking about life’s freeze frames-I was asking my aunt if she knew what I meant by them- but I was speaking about one I have regarding a Christmas eve mass a few years ago-personal and rejoiceful(I know not a word) I was lucky to capture it-it didn’t even involve me only as a voyeur-our fragile balance was made all too apparent this morning my dad fell on his way to church and hit his head -spent the morning in the hospital thank GOD no brain bleed or re-injury of the broken neck– one second could change everything-glad it is almost bed time

  5. Marilyn M

    you are wise and good.

  6. So eloquently put Corey. You captured it in one. nx

  7. Leigh NZ

    Exactly how it feels and perfectly explained.

  8. Very well said. With heavy hearts we must also move forward and cherish each and every moment

  9. The balance certainly feels tipped.

  10. Charland

    And it takes so long for the healing process or rather the accepting of what has happened.

  11. Brenda Locklear

    Well said….

  12. Humble Offerings

    This is so beautiful.

  13. A dear friend once told me never a wedding without tears, never a funeral without laughter. Perhaps grief is in the same category. Though you said it more beautifully.

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