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The haunting call of the diving loon provided a moment to reflect on memories past and bring them into the present.
As the moon began to flex its rays in the night, he could see the joy bloom on his mother’s face, the wrinkle of time diminishing with her smile.
The air was tense with apprehension……
Had they found a way to overcome the communication barrier?
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Filled with tension, but also longing and loving. So very real and human.
Elizabeth
http://soulsmusic.wordpress.com
thanks Elizabeth
That is such a loving moment and one would hope they could get past the barriers that are there now.
Dementia affects every family member.
Yes it does
We should always remember that there is so much more of us pacted away inside.The looks are just just for starters!
Oops! That should be packed!
no worries!
I know. With my Mum, if we could latch on to a memory she would enjoy participating in the conversation. I wrote this shortly before she died.
https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2017/12/02/poetry-challenge-weekend-writing-prompt-31-nostalgia/