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Pictured Here is You

In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Wall to Wall.”

My walls look so different now that I have a frozen teenager. I have no photo to change, no memory to add of Jonathan. I see the pain in his eyes, that no glossy smile can hide. In time, the rest of the photos will catch up and pass him by. Adult Daniel and Natalie smile back at me. . . grandkids laugh and play, but Jonathan’s photo has no update.

His growth is now captured in snapshots of how you and I live differently. Hang snapshots of love, forgiveness , generosity, and  hope on the wall of your soul–they are my new photos of him.

5 responses to “Pictured Here is You”

  1. so so sorry for your loss. Sharing could help another family!

  2. Donna says:

    It is sad when one especially one so young takes their own life. I am sure there are many who will feel connected and helped by your blog.

  3. bkmoore says:

    Reblogged this on Turning the Page on Suicide and commented:

    What photos do you have for my wall? Tell me your stories of hope.

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