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Tag Archives: grieving processes
Dillon by Proxy (in the Coffee Shop) prose poem by @EvryManJac
For my son, Dillon (March 8, 1979–August 2, 2013) ©2020 by Jack A. Urquhart Yesterday in a coffee shop, in an incidence of unabashed affection, I saw a man lean to plant a kiss atop his preteen son’s head. The … Continue reading
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Tagged death and bereavement, death of a child, Dillon T. Urquhart, Dillon Tyler Urquhart, Dillon Urquhart, EvryManJac, Father's grief, Grief Loss and Bereavement, grief management, grieving processes, Jack A. Urquhart, parental grief, Prose poem, Prose Poetry
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Say ‘Cheese’! A Birthday Letter to my Son
©2016 by Jack A. Urquhart (Dillon Tyler Urquhart 03.08.1979—08.02.2013) Dear Dillon, Today, with your birthday coming on, I tried from old photographs to summon some smile-making memories, a few happy commemoratives from all those “say ‘cheese’!” moments. But it seems … Continue reading
Word Wishes for Dillon, Wherever He May Be … by @jackaurquhart
©2013 390 words “Oh, earth, you’re too wonderful for anybody to realize you. Do any human beings ever realize life while … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Urquhart, bi-polarity, child death, death of a loved one, Dillon Tyler Urquhart, Dillon Urquhart, drug addiction, grief, grieving for a child, grieving processes, homelessness, Jack A. Urquhart, Jack Andrew Urquhart, mental illness, parental grief, parental guilt, schizophrenia, Seattle, street life, street persons
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