Lies to children 3- death

back to # 0ne and 2wo then I canread the whole piece from reading this one though it promises to be a geat read... S/he’s gone to come back to a better place.... struck me awe. Dabbler

is an amorphidite, a cross dresser or if you meant either or male or female very intriquiging even if it was not meant that way peek my intrest made me think awesome

this one knocks me down amazing poem style wise short unique totally original bravo Weirdelf

Smiles:) Barbara Loving it. S/he’s gone to sleep a long long time S/he’s gone to a better place Relish this idea. Great poetry. don't relish hell burning. understand theme is though.

Hi Jess The Concept Will Rattle some cages, Inspiring, Such A Deep, Disturbing Mind Sir, Feels like i should be tripping......But then would i find thee? Inspiring Peter ~~~~~~~~~Creativity Is to think more efficiently~~~~~~~~~~

to conmpinsate a lack of knowledge. Just give me the facts lol This series of poems is great, Jess. I just wish I could access them a bit more easy or will I not get an e mail either lmao :) Mark

both interesting and unique. I like your style. Always, Cat

Just that I needed to search instead of link from your port so I wondered if I would get comments in my mail. The mail came through fine though thank you. Mark

Hi Jess, I enjoyed this a lot as I often wonder about death. I'd love to discuss with you, each line of this work of yours. People living in different parts of the globe would think about death differently. To a baby who can't understand death at all, you'd say, "S/he’s gone to sleep a long long time" "S/he’s gone to a better place/to heaven/to God" is often said by christians. Though "S/he’s gone to burn in hell" is rarely said about a real dead person,"Burning in Hell" theory is used to scare & discipline children. Buddhists believe that there is re-birth, so they'd say "S/he’s gone to come back to a better place" Love this work, Nilmini

I hate each of these lies equally. In the face of recently losing my father-in-law, the question of what to tell my six-year-old became a topic of discussion. I settled it with, "He will always be in your heart." I hope it was enough. Best, Ronda