words echo art
listen for her voice
spring blossoms leave too soon
dusty memory
I went to a blogger’s site this week and she was gone. There was a sadness I felt because I enjoyed her work. So often we cross paths with people and we never get the chance to say “goodbye.”
To each of you in the blog world: Your words touch me and others – for that I am grateful!!!
Here are some A to Z folks with words to enjoy this day:
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Losing someone does hurt a lot. Such is life, what can one do.
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It is interesting how we can feel another’s presence, without ever having met the person f2f. And the contrary is true, also. The absence of a connection leaves a hole. Yes, the hole will be filled with other presences, other diversions, but questions and concerns will linger for years.
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Aw, that is sad. But definitely gives me something to think about regarding the online community. Nice to meet you via the A-Z challenge!
@HeatherJacksonW from
WriteOnSisters – Masterplots from A to Z
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A reminder to enjoy the beauty of life.
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Great post and wise words. I love that you are giving a shout-out about other people’s writing too.
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That has happened to me a couple of times. Once a poet’s site remained but she disappeared, and my last email from her had been frantic, so it really caused me concern. We do make strong connections online, every bit as meaningful – and sometimes even closer – than our real-time people. I hope she is okay. Sometimes people just shut down their blogs for a time, to take a rest. It is time-consuming. But I cant imagine my life without it.
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I feel your loss Moonie, so well written. _m
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I could imagine that would be very difficult. I feel like those of us in the blogging community become friends after a while. So sorry for your loss. 😦
Stephanie
http://stephie5741.blogspot.com
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I know what you mean. We grow close to one another through through blogging, but I believe we grow especially close to each other during the A to Z challenge and I’ve grown very fond of many bloggers. There have been a few that I’ve started looking forward to reading and then poof their blogs disappear. It’s kind of jolt to your system after reading someone everyday for a while. You’re right, a sadness does come over you. You’re haiku expresses the feeling, perfectly.
Thank you for sharing the blogs that you’ve connected with during the challenge. That’s a brilliant idea.
Melissa Sugar
http://melissasugarwrites.con
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Photo and poem are wonderful. I have had that same experience, and it hurts. Even though most bloggers have not met, we all start to feel like family.
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yes its so true and it is those friendships that inspire and make the words flow.
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