picture it & write # 38; The Fog

The burning sun crept over the horizon. The heavy silence hushed my trembling whimpers. The tendrils of the unwavering fog caressed the bridge. My shivering hands grasped the rails and peered over, it was a kilometre drop at the very least. I pulled back and pushed away the stubborn tears that leaked from my eyes. I watched as my father trudged into the fog. If only I hadn’t been so rash… he wouldn’t of taken the fall for my actions. “Please come back,” I begged. It was the last time I ever saw him. The fog never returned its victims.

- Ermisenda Alvarez


__picture it & write

by Ermilia

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About terri0729

I am very happily married, a mother of 2 girls and 1 boy, a grandmother of 2 boys and 1 girl; I hand design beaded jewerly and write Christian poetry and commentary. I am disabled (I have MS) and have plenty of time to indulge my interests.

Posted on August 13, 2012, in picture it & write, Poems and tagged , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.

  1. Indeed, the question in your last stanza, Terri. We get it in our heads that we hurt them worse by living, and that’s when we jump. So important to remember that those who love us don’t want us making that decision for them. Tough issue… good job with the thoughts!

  2. Great work, Terri. You explored the sensitive issue well. Thanks for contributing this week.

    - Ermisenda

  3. Terri, who knows who will see this and be helped?

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