@ReallyCharlieCP
Charlie Perry
@ReallyCharlieCP · 1:19

Yesterday By Charles Perry, Jr.

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Yesterday. Tomorrow is in promised and yesterday killed my spirit. The trending ways of death is too routine and my life that my loving spirit is always crying. Yesterday is a frequent reminder that I lost another one. Heaven has open gates and the pathway is outside my door. Why can't I keep my loved ones with me? God, I need them more. Miamor is heartbreaking and earth shaking. I can't hang on. Yesterday is gone, but the loss will last a lifetime

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@DBPardes
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:27
There's a Zen concept that I've always tried to aspire to, which is looking at the sand, no matter how much you edge something in, it can be washed away by the power and the force of what is true, which is the never ending tide that pulls stuff away, but that leaves something blank for hope
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@dobbsty
Ty Dobbs
@dobbsty · 2:06
Hey, Charlie. This is amazing. Swell year. It's an invocation to life and to the challenges that we face. And I echo with deb in a sense that you can everyone, you know, maybe you're blessed with the escapable first couple decades of your life without facing this very real truth. But eventually death lets itself be really well known and it's not an easy thing. So I definitely respect and appreciate this post and what it is and what it offers people
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@ReallyCharlieCP
Charlie Perry
@ReallyCharlieCP · 2:04

@dobbsty

Good morning. Don't mind the music in the background. I can't I can't stop it. I have no control over it. Other but I wanted to respond to the swell. Thank you. Input is always expected and inspirational and truly, truly like feedback. It really is good for me, especially after writing something, you just want to hear the intellect from everyone to basically see where you can kind of add to it and get some other inspiration based on what someone responded
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