Life and death. The two most basic components of every living person and thing on earth. It was once said … More
Category: Death
Poems of Comfort in Times of Grief
Simply put…a two poems of comfort for times of grief. The Moment That You Died The moment that you … More
An Angel’s Hand
The death and loss of a loved one, family or friend, is never easy. There are times when it comes … More
Unconditional Friendship
There is nothing more special and meaningful in a person’s life to have that one or two special friends that … More
The Story of the Christmas song, “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day”
In March of 1863, 18-year-old Charles Appleton Longfellow walked out of his family’s house on Brattle Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and—unbeknownst … More
Kafka and the Doll
Death, grief, despair: these scorns of life are devastating. Death is arguably the most sorrowful time an individual can experience … More
The Chair
It is an amazing thing to me, what people do to cope with the unfortunate circumstances and situations that they … More
Navigating the Seas of Grief and Despair
The death of a close friend, a dear sibling or spouse, or a loving relative can lead a person to … More
A Man and a Fork
There was a young man who had been diagnosed with a terminal illness and had been given three months to … More
Why Teachers Are Heroes
I have been a teacher and a coach for 30 years. My mother was a teacher for more than 45 … More
Saying Goodbye Can Be the Hardest Thing
I recently came across an incredibly heartwarming story on USHumor.com (not a funny story), that will melt your heart and … More
A Tale From A Deathbed
Every once in a while, I come across a story that touches my heart, brings a smile to my face … More
