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  • Allison
  • September 9, 2025

It was the same way with my mom but my dad took me out of the situation which I'm thankful for. I was on the verge of taking my life but when my dad got me he stopped me. I love being alone because that means no one will hurt me.

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  • Marcia G. Loya
  • September 8, 2025

I'm so sorry for your loss! My dad died also through the hands of neglect and just plain ignoring my dad. He went into the hospital for an urinary track infection , he could walk, talk and eat without any assistance, 1 week later his legs were contracted to his chest, he couldn't talk he was in a comatose state. I demanded answers what happened to my dad I got nothing. He died 2 days after coming home. They said cause of death was Sinality! My dad was not senile.

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  • Ann D. Stevenson, Gloucestershire, UK
  • September 4, 2025

Oh my goodness, Patricia, you have been busy commenting on my poems lately. So kind and thoughtful - much appreciated. Your good friend, Ann.

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  • Ann D. Stevenson, Gloucestershire, UK
  • September 4, 2025

Patricia, You are indeed a friend - a very good friend indeed. Thank you for always being there for me. Love and very best wishes, Ann

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  • Ann D. Stevenson, Gloucestershire, UK
  • September 4, 2025

Thank you, John. I am struggling on - quite hard as we were together for well over 50 years. However, kind understanding comments like yours do help.

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  • Ann D. Stevenson, Gloucestershire, UK
  • September 4, 2025

Patricia, I love it when you comment on my poems. You always say such lovely things, which means a great deal as you write so beautifully yourself.

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  • Anonymous
  • September 3, 2025

I totally relate to the part where you say "abuse is rape, not touching" because touching is still abuse (in my opinion) It still messes with your life. I don't go a single day without thinking of my abuser and what happened because it was traumatizing. Even for people who only have it happen once- I'd still call that abuse.

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  • Faceless Faro
  • September 3, 2025

This poem holds a special place in my heart. It captures the raw struggle of someone I love deeply, offering a quiet strength and hope that words alone often fail to express. It's a lifeline - one I truly believe could help him keep going. Thank you x

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  • John P. Read, London
  • September 1, 2025

Having lost my wife Ann after 50 years married I understand only to well how you are feeling, thankfully we have memories to turn to for some form of comfort, hope life is treating you kind Ann.

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  • Amelia Woodyatt
  • September 1, 2025

Dear Lisa,
Thank you for your poem which I really connected with, especially being a tough year and lots of rain here in Australia. I hope you are kind enough to allow me use your poem as a basis for a choral composition for a school project of mine please.
Warmest regards,
Amelia

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