The woman was in her late sixties. She said she started writing a memoir about the story of her deceased...
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Diana Raab is a poet, memoirist and teacher. She's an award-winning author of 11 books and an editor of three anthologies, and she writes for Psychology Today, Sixty and Me and The Good Men Project. Her latest collection, Walking Myself Home: Haibun & Haiku is due out in 2027 by Finishing Line Press. Visit: https://dianaraab.com/.
My father, a Holocaust survivor, always reminded me to look for the silver lining. Even though he’s been gone for...
Some people are your relatives but others are your ancestors, and you choose the ones you want to have as...
A Hummingbird Hymn Hummingbirds, so small and swift,a reminder of our ancestral gift. Your colours of emerald and ruby,an ancient...
Loneliness Redux Why do we crave what we don’t have? Why does desire pull heartstringsalready broken and where do you...
Over the course of our lifetime, we may receive meaningful mementos from loved ones that can change our lives. Now...
This fall marks my 20th anniversary as a breast cancer survivor. During the early part of my journey, I felt...
Passion is the fuel that inspires us to wake up in the morning. Discovering and claiming our passion is about...
Stillness (In response to: “I Like for You to be Still” by Pablo Neruda.) I like for you to be...
