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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required PATHOS Every time I have to do something for you, an overwhelming sadness envelopes me. It’s been eight months since you passed, I still have not shed a tear, there is none. I did most of the things needed in arranging your memorial service; but could not do a tribute for you for I don’t really know you very well. Two of my siblings out of seven children did. We decided not do anything after the memorial services, except lunch with all your children, most of your grandchildren and some of your great grandchildren because of the pandemic. We agreed on getting together to celebrate your life two days after your birthday in November and we are inviting our relatives and your friends. Again, I got the invitations going for the event. We planned on giving presentations and I have to read a couple of poems or say something about you. Reading the poems is easy for I just have to choose what poems I have to read; talking about you is hard. All I can think of is the strangeness between us, the deafening silence when I visited you, the immense feeling of being an outsider, your total indifference. If I could not write a tribute then, how can I now? There are no words I could think of, it is all blankness for remembering you evokes sadness and heartache. 9/25/21 "P"Contest, New Or Old Poetry Constance La France Theme #1
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