My Husband’s Death

A fable about feelings

Irina Patterson
The Lark Publication

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Image by Tumisu from Pixabay

On that cold December day, I stood in the chilly, dark morgue perplexed as to what my husband’s body was doing within the coffin. I was certain that he was too confined in that cramped, uncomfortable box.

Clean-shaven, his short gray hair neatly combed. He looked dashing in his favorite blue shirt with no tie, even if he was somewhat pale.

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Irina Patterson
The Lark Publication

M.D by education -- entertainer by trade. I try to entertain when I talk about anything serious.