Grandmother Natalie Gaye Ford
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She was eighty three years
young Laugh wrinkles around her bright eyes Thin sparsely gray hair, loose
false teeth that make a clacking noise when ever she ate. Much to her
embarrassment. How she hated being old, ugly flesh with gnarled aching
bones. I was helping her bathe one night She was all huddled up in the
corner of the bathtub...I noticed she was staring at me... I didn't say
anything but I looked into the very depth of her soul. Then I knew and
understood...There was a lively, loving spirit imprisoned in her decaying
body, waiting to be released. | |
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