Tag: mourn

Honest Thoughts on Compassion

by Esha Montgomery, posted in alone, beautiful, business, community, connection, day, emotion, ent, entrepreneur, Esha Montgomery, experience, grow, growth, heart, hope, kindness, learn, love, Money, mourn, people, poem, poetry, power, product, small businesses, struggle, time, Uncategorized, years

As of late, I have been absent from this blog. I felt the need to give myself time to mourn. I learned that it is a long and tedious process that can't be rushed or ignored. For a year and a half, I fought my emotions, worked out, laughed, cried and tried to make sense … Continue reading Honest Thoughts on Compassion

Warning: For Those Who Grieve

by Esha Montgomery, posted in Broken, communication, cry, door, Esha Montgomery, face, farewell, forget, forward, grieve, heart broken, love, mind, mourn, opportunity, room, shake, soul, spirit, Thing, words, world

Photo by Ksenia Chernaya on Pexels.com There are no wordsTo fill the voidIt is an endless seaOf missed communicationAnd broken opportunities How do I move forward?How do I forget?How do I cry?Now that you're gone Your things fill the room, storages and my mindVestinages of the lifeYou left behindFor the first timeYour not here to … Continue reading Warning: For Those Who Grieve

A Thank You to My Readers

by Esha Montgomery, posted in alive, Auntie, best, blog, blogging, bodies, body, chest, Chocolate, cool, crazy, creative writing, die, discover, dreams, Express, father, Following, forget, God, grandma, Gray, heavy, inspire, journey, laugh, life, little, live, milk, place, positive thinking, post, read, Rock, rocks, snail, Think, time, Uncategorized, warmth, week, weight, whole, world, Write

Photo by Fallon Michael on Pexels.com I'm just gonna get it off my chest... My grandmother died last week. This is the third death I experienced in 10 months. First, my Father then my Auntie now this. So I stopped writing for a little over a week. I needed time to think. I needed time … Continue reading A Thank You to My Readers

Enough Mourning

by Esha Montgomery, posted in car, care, dreams, Enough, faith, father, fish, fishing, freestyle poetry, God, Hands, live, love, memories, move, never, people, poem, poetry, pray, prayer, remember, strength, thank, time, Togetherness, years

This poem is for all the people who have lost someone they loved. Keep the faith! It never goes away. The feeling of missing you. The thought of... could I have done more. The shape of your face blends into the background of shaky memories. I can't go back in time to hold your hand. … Continue reading Enough Mourning