Not every love is Eros love. Not every love should be Eros love. I hope I get to show you how and why, but for now, we leave it for another day.
For today’s blog, I take you through the mostly in body experience of my memories of my Grandma being triggered by a familiar tune causing real time physical manifestations using words.
An Ode to My Grandma
Sunday morning service
Opening hymn
Organ’s intro:
M f s m l s
S l l t l
You know that song
Choir sings:
“On a hill far away”
I know that hymn
Every particle reverberating
Within and Without
“Yes, I know this hymn”
I say out loud
Everything echoing;
Old rugged cross
Old rugged cross
Grandma’s favorite hymnal !!
Uhmnn
Tears brimming
Some escaping
Eyes scanning
Phew
No peering eyes
Thankfully
Lips pursed
Chest tightening
Legs crumbling
Eyes closed
Arms crossed
My God, I miss her!
Lips singing
Song ending
Tears dripping
Dress wet
Eyes red
Nose running
Head bowed.
The End.
❤️🫶🏾🕊
ReplyDeleteThis is very captivating.
ReplyDeleteMy Grandma was catholic and I remember singing a lot of catholic hymns with her, including the old rugged cross. Whenever I attend mass, listen or sing a catholic song, it brings back vivid memories of her and this definitely hit the spot! 🙇🏾
ReplyDeleteMay their souls rest in perfect peace ❤️
Awwwh. So much Love in your heart beautiful!!! She must be looking down and be proud of you !
ReplyDeleteThanks Dolapo. We will continue to cherish the moments we had with her. She was an Angel. The old rugged cross indeed.
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