death is not marketable - except to florists and stonemasons
you would think that after centuries of leavings that society might have figured it out
but it remains as precarious and unspeakable as ever
it’s not something to rush into
it waits at the gate, silent but almost conversing
<Deleted User> (18980)
Tue 6th Nov 2018 21:01
In western society we have a highly developed grieving process. For most people it is reasonably limited, but others can never seem to move on. The husband of my wife's cousin put his life on hold when his wife died 15 years ago. Everything of hers in the house is where she left it.
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lynn hahn
Wed 5th Dec 2018 05:15
Yeah I am in my later years. The reality of it has knocked on my door. When I try to speak about how I want things laid out my words fall on deaf ears. Guess I will have to write it down so my remains remain where I want them.