a dying art
riley picketta semi-regular mostly-textual offering: musings on spirituality, deathcare, culture, grief, memory, poetics, creative process, & more
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 20 | Subscribers | Read | rileypickett.substack.com |
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thirty-three
Me, age unknown, climbing out of Florida/my metaphorical history, in charge of my own destiny
hermeneutics of the body
Clocking in at 105 years old she lies in bed, shock white hair cropped close to her head, crumpled tissue paper skin. Parched, she rasps water and I hold the straw to her mouth. She swallows 3 times.
waiting to live
I was visiting a family yesterday whose matriarch is dying. Three of her grandchildren were present, along with her daughter. They described her as “the boss who is no longer able to boss us.” They were grieving and slightly anxious, but mo...
did God have to die?
In the last few weeks of his life, one of my dearest patients, increasingly declining in function and cognition, would have moments of complete lucidity break through his fog of pain and confusion. Whatever was said in these moments seemed ...
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Riley (she/her) is a chaplain & writer who spends her days accompanying folks in hospice care. She loves her people, her cat, and talking about death.
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