\ud83d\udc80 Memento Mori: A 26 Publication \ud83d\udc80
Lauren McMenemyA year-long publication for 26 members to engage with, explore, and celebrate that, one day, we will all die.
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And so, we reach the end...
came up with the idea of this year-long project to explore our relationship with death. I was a bit nervous about joining in. Not because it involved thinking about death, but because it would involve learning to use something new — Substac...
Seasonal Transitions: The Silence Keeper
By Nick Carson
WINTER: A figure in white sits in deafening silence. Through one-way glass, she watches a grieving mother cradle an empty blanket, an implant
on her temple muting the forbidden sounds of her anguish.
The figure’s own...
Sayings in old age
Photo by Mads Schmidt Rasmussen on Unsplash
I say only this: do not become close friends
with Death. While you may, close the door
and send him on his way.
You know he will return, that he always does,
but scorn him with silence, ba...
In other news this year…
“In other news this year, Mervyn died — bit of a shame, really. He always said, people tend, on average, to live six months too long… ”
This was my friend announcing the death of her husband of forty years.
How best to describe her tone?...
Too Soon
Photo by panyawat auitpol on Unsplash
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They leave out shameful causes of deaths from obituaries.
Those who knew, already knew
Those who didn’t,...
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Lauren plays with words both professionally & for pleasure. She writes spooky stories, geeks out about pop culture, and works as a freelance content strategist. See: wherelaurenwrites.com
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