“Loneliness” is looking over towards the place she sat when she was reading, making out her shopping list or just watching TV, and seeing that place empty, devoid of her presence, and feeling the utter finality of knowing she will never again be there, in that place, where she sat so often. It is thisContinue reading ““LONELINESS” IS NOT THE SAME AS “BEING ALONE””
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