Bedside, I hold your plump hand, cold, white thread of foam sewing your lips shut, as if you disapprove of crying. It would be horrible if not for the knowing you’d transformed, universe having finished contracting, your soul sucked backed to the source, reverse birth, energy united, ready for reincarnation. How I’ll remember that exact moment. Life changing. Life giving. The constant push of all we call real ending right there for me, guessing, no longer needed. You showed me there is no afterworld, nor barren nothingness to dread. It’s all a continuous breath. And you. Well. No one is ever dead. -Katherine Gotthardt
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