Comment on Breakfast by LeftUnfinished
Thank-you, you're very sweet! 
And I will definitely read her poem, by the way. And that mystery of sorrow, that deep ambiguity of how to deal with a sudden absence, it fuels our curiosity, and isn't tangible which is the worst part of it. I guess being inarticulate when you get that condition, one that every one of us gets at one point at another, is predicted, but painful. Okay, I just spewed my guts out on this topic, which I'm not even sure I explained well, so I'm just going to stop talking about humanity's morals and death.
And I will definitely read her poem, by the way. And that mystery of sorrow, that deep ambiguity of how to deal with a sudden absence, it fuels our curiosity, and isn't tangible which is the worst part of it. I guess being inarticulate when you get that condition, one that every one of us gets at one point at another, is predicted, but painful. Okay, I just spewed my guts out on this topic, which I'm not even sure I explained well, so I'm just going to stop talking about humanity's morals and death. Thank-you again! 
that's why we have poetry though--to help us explain the things we can't explain well any other way. (an old teacher of mine said "poetry is for saying things that are impossible to say.") and yours did a great job of it. = )