Wednesday, March 29, 2006

Kaddish Comments

Rating: 5.0

It’s our final sacrifice,
Dying, lying in our linen shrouds,
No embalming, no device
Of preservation, no dead crowds
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Linda Hepner
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Patti Masterman 20 January 2009

I love poems about dying. These are beautiful words. And yes, death should have it's own dignity, as it does here.

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Chuck Audette 30 March 2006

Linda - a beautiful description and poem. Definitely sounds like the way to go, uhm, after you've already went. And a good place to plant a tree. -chuck

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Gina Onyemaechi 29 March 2006

Soulful and sombre with a solid sense of dignified acceptance of death as well as confidence in the teachings of your religion concerning what follows (I don't share these beliefs, Lind, but in my view that is wholly irrelevant) . And Lind, visit your private e-mail. Warmest regards, Gina.

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Linda Hepner

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