My friend Frederic over at Poems & poèmes has written an incredible poem that I simply had to share here with you! For some reason the reblog option is not available, so I am linking to it and also copying it for you below. Please visit over at Frederic’s blog, and keep him in your heart…I know that I have him in my heart everyday, especially when he is “walking the black dog”.
Frederic…hang in there. Regardless of the pain, our enduring and rising up each day is our best resistance against it and those who cause it.
Blessings and Grace,
Charissa
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Agonies
Don’t ask
the doe
wolves
bit and killed
to show
compassion
love them all
it’s the same old tune every time
but I fear
they were fully aware
of what they did
and I’m sorry to confess
I do not
love
them
at
all
let me say a little black prayer
o fair Fatality
may
wolves
suffer
agonies!
Gustave Courbet, the Dead Doe – Image source
Charissa's Grace Notes 
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