
Photo copyright Mary E. Thurston, Argus Communications, Allen , TX.
It’s hard to see my way out when I’m in it Long, impossible weeks stretch ahead, fatigue, disinterest -- in anything; even my favorite foods don’t appeal I know -- because I know -- that there is much more to come If I could un-know, today would be okay -- not the best day, but okay A slow, nap-ish, watch-sitcoms, eat-pretzels-and-peanut-butter for-supper day I can do that for today -- just today, and that’s all I need to do -- just today I’ll do tomorrow when I'm in it.
This poem arose this morning. So many people I love are in the midst of a litany of unbearable days. This is for those I know and love and those I only love without our ever meeting — and it’s for me, too, some days.