Not all empty chairs
Are unoccupied.
I saw an empty chair once
And realized too late
My father had been there all along.
24 thoughts on “The Chair”
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Not all empty chairs
Are unoccupied.
I saw an empty chair once
And realized too late
My father had been there all along.
Comments are closed.
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I’m glad you found the comfort in his presence. I love this post. Perhaps it wasn’t too late after all.
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Thank you Russ!!!
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Beautiful, Colleen. ❤
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Thank you Ann ❤
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Cool.
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True story Paul. 🙂
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oh, wow, beautiful –
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Thank you Beth.
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Beautiful!!
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Thank you Priceless.
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Goosebumps!
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There was Marissa, there really was.
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❤ What a wonderful post ❤
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Thank you Paulette!
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Sadly, that is a lesson that many of us learn too late. Me included. (After reading the other comments, perhaps I read this the wrong way, but this is how I understood it. Maybe the lesson here is different for all of us.)
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I like that you got your own take on this MWIA. Different lessons for different experiences. ❤
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Going deep on this one. Like the sketch..
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Thank you Golden B. 🙂
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To all the chairs in our lives Colleen.. I have one of those but in memory only and it is never unoccupied. Beautiful post.
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I love that! It’s never unoccupied. Love that so much. What a great image, thought, emotion!!
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Love this Colleen
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Thank you Lynn 🙂
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I have to just sit with this a bit and take it in, Colleen. You always move me towards thinking from a new direction. There are some powerful memories going on here, I think.
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There are powerful memories, an actual event really.
But I’m glad, from reading the comments, that it evokes different thoughts for different people. 🙂
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