Yes, I agree. Normally after somebody, we love passes away we always reminisce about the old times we spent with them. Especially the good times. It’s a very sad thing because we wish we could have spent more time with them while they were here.

I have seen people like this before and they look so elegant

I find this interesting and sad because this is true in a lot of people’s lives. When people lose a loss one they usually want to get better or go over the edge. It’s sad because personally me when I lost my grandma, I went over the edge. So, it touched me. Also, normally a lot of people go over the edge because it’s such a shock and they don’t know what to do.

the memory of a tree so familiar, but from long ago it has since lost it’s limbs, they remember the tree having them tho

homegrown garden especially beets have a very earthy taste of the soil they are grown in

I thought so as well I like the poem but I thought it was interesting way to start as well.

it is nastalgic

The paragraph is about their youth where they are from. Poor but clean folks. The beets. the food that raised them. It was an old familiar tree that the authors climbed so much that it felt like a part of them, so familiar.

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Here is a article about the exhibition where I was learning more at the UPenn Museum during a PhilWP Writing Marathon:https://whyy.org/articles/we-just-want-to-be-welcomed-back-the-lenape-seek-a-return-home/

Live broadcast crashed on the music. So sad … so many people had come!

I was inspired by Rebecca from the Park for Every Classroom the week before.

I Love that idea! Also – it was really good for me to have to sit down and think about what I would say. It’s kind of started my brain moving around it. And it inspired everyone else to do the same – we didn’t plan for that explicitly.