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![]() | See You in the Morning, Mom! ![]() The loss of my loving mother to her body's death is both painful and reassuring. ![]() |
Hey, Jay O'Toole ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Imagery Created The poem captures the pain of loss quite well. I could feel the mother had enjoyed her life and was worried about passing away. I could even feel the pain in the reassurances you gave. It is quite an emotional poem. ![]() ![]() ![]() Language, grammar and form I stumbled at some of the words, and I think that is because I am not Christian and you are referring to some religious books/stories. Yet I do think you need to take a look at the following sentences: i) Our efforts need not grope. : I don't think the grope is the right word here. That sentence came out quite weird while reading. ii)our separation mend. : I think there is a helping verb missing here. You might need to crosscheck it with the previous sentence. ![]() ![]() ![]() Favorites and Not-so-Favorites I loved how you captured the emotion in the poem. It is well-done. ![]() ![]() ![]() Other thoughts and suggestions If this poem is true, I hope your mother is at peace now, wherever she is. Thanks for sharing this piece with us. ** Image ID #1929855 Unavailable ** ![]() ![]()
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