"Are these jottings morbid?
I once read the sentence,
"I lay awake all night with a toothache,
thinking about toothache
and about lying awake."
That's true to life.
Part of every misery is, so to speak,
the misery's shadow or reflection:
the fact that you don't merely suffer
but have to keep on thinking
about the fact that you suffer.
I not only live each endless day in grief,
but live each day thinking about
living each day in grief."
-- C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed
Friday, April 11, 2008
Grief
Posted by Amanda at 7:51 AM
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Yes. How come other people can say what I feel better than me? That is so "it". I do often grieve that I grieve but more that I "have to grieve" and then I feel guilty for that - for I'm not really grieving the death of my babies. But grieving the grief is like a big whole stomping my feet in "that's not fair" fashion. (can I say grief/grieve anymore in this comment?).
Praying for you today.
No one knows unless the walk down that road. Thinking of you today.
Thinking of you.
On my heart today.
Amanda, I am praying for you today. I cannot imagine what you are feeling and I know that there are no right words, but please know that you have not been forgotten and neither have your babies in Heaven.
You, James, and the kids are in my prayers today and always.
Wow. This is so eloquent.
I sure am thinking of you/praying for you. I know the walk of grief is not easy.
Perfect words! I am thinking of you right now.
I am praying for you! And your whole family.