12 thoughts on “There are some things a poet cannot accept”
I think that those of us who are left have a duty to help carry the burden she carried. I think of the help she gave me. I’m sure there are many others in the same position
Good point. It can be done in practical ways if a group of people can do parts of the work she did and help carry the burden. And I also think we each have to follow our own light, doing what we do best. I loved your post, Jim. I’m so glad you shared it.
Absolutely, none of us are Sue, but in our own way we can all do our bit to help and support. What will come easily and naturally to one person won’t work for another and vice versa but as an informal community we can help
Thank you so much Cynthia for sharing Tallis’ beautiful tribute to Sue. It’s always shocking to learn of a departure by one of our fellow writers or bloggers. Sue will be sorely missed! <3
This has brought tears to my eyes, at the same time a feeling of helplessness but then sometimes when we are able to have just a feeling for someone many miles away from us and not known to us so deeply – I think it’s a reflection of the humanity still alive within our veins. Your thoughts for her is a strong force in the very being of the universe, that has been created and shall live forever.
I think that those of us who are left have a duty to help carry the burden she carried. I think of the help she gave me. I’m sure there are many others in the same position
I agree with you, Jim. We must follow her steps.
Good point. It can be done in practical ways if a group of people can do parts of the work she did and help carry the burden. And I also think we each have to follow our own light, doing what we do best. I loved your post, Jim. I’m so glad you shared it.
Absolutely, none of us are Sue, but in our own way we can all do our bit to help and support. What will come easily and naturally to one person won’t work for another and vice versa but as an informal community we can help
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Sue was definitely a shining light. She will be missed.
Very, very sorry!
I did not know of Sue Vincent until your post, Cynthia. I looked up her blog. She was an amazing person. May she rest in peace, light, and love.
Yes. Sad. She is Sue.
Thank you so much Cynthia for sharing Tallis’ beautiful tribute to Sue. It’s always shocking to learn of a departure by one of our fellow writers or bloggers. Sue will be sorely missed! <3
Such a loss of a beautiful spirit. But Sue would say she’s not lost. She is still around us all.
This has brought tears to my eyes, at the same time a feeling of helplessness but then sometimes when we are able to have just a feeling for someone many miles away from us and not known to us so deeply – I think it’s a reflection of the humanity still alive within our veins. Your thoughts for her is a strong force in the very being of the universe, that has been created and shall live forever.