Showing posts with label grief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grief. Show all posts

Saturday, November 5, 2016

Moving on

In the process of writing this blog,  my goal is to accept what has happened, move on peacefully, and try to create a beautiful life for me and my children.

I want to be able to reach a point where I can say, " It happened, we will always miss him, but we're OK. It's just the 3 of us, but that's fine."

I say it but, I'm not completely feeling it yet.

So, though i feel talking about what happened and how we faced it is part of the healing process, I will write about things happening presently, in an effort to move on.

I will revisit the past, as an when I feel the need to share.

Moving on!

Love always,
Sheela

Tuesday, October 25, 2016

For the Love of Writing/ Writing for Love

My first major life crisis in college, changed my life forever. The greatest outcome of that crisis was that I discovered the joy of writing; and that I was actually pretty good at it. At least, it made me feel good.

It expanded my mind and changed my way of thinking, questioning – forever. A whole new world opened up. 

There was no way my brain was going to readjust to the idea of having information fed to it. Thoughts, ideas were bursting to come out. My sense of self began to show itself. There was no looking back.

My identity began to take shape. I found myself, my voice. The life I always wanted.

Life became busy. The perfect life, the
 ideal life was calling. The thoughts were still there. The ideas itching to be heard. But they had to bide their time, while more important things took precedence.

Fast forward 12 years.

Today I find myself facing another crisis. One I couldn't have imagined in my wildest dreams. The perfect life shattered, the dreams snuffed out all too soon. And I find my old friend, my comrade-in-arms, coming to my rescue again.

For what greater healer is there than the power of words? My pain, my grief, myriad emotions which I cannot untangle - all clamoring to be set free.

So I will write, Dear Heart! 

I need you now, more than ever, my Forever Friend,
to come to terms with losing my Most Beloved Friend – forever.