My name is Tara, and I was born and raised in Washington State.
In 2010 I married Bill (bmac62) and retired ... two of the best choices I ever made! :)
In March, 2013, we sold our home in Washington and went on the road in our RV full time. What a blast! There is so much world out there to see!
After traveling around the West for a few years, we got rid of the motorhome and are now spending winters in deep-south Texas and summers in Washington State. Spring and fall finds us visiting whichever place strikes our fancy at the time!
If I’m missing from Renderosity from time to time, I’m busy having fun elsewhere.
Thanks for your interest in my work, and for stopping by to learn more about me!
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Comments (24)
barbdennist
I don't know what your occupation is but you would make a great counselor or mediator. These are powerful, insightful, words.
Richardphotos
excellent and imaginative writing
jocko500
you right on. cool work
Faemike55
very powerful message! Well done
nongo
Relationships all boil down to communication, and if we can't learn how, we repeat the same situations over & over again until we get it right... Excellent words here!!!
MagikUnicorn
READ THIS WAS CANDY FOR MY EYES :) ***
durleybeachbum
Brilliant!!!
Eleandras
Just beautiful!
fredster66
Excellent job!
Meglaurel
so right on for this time of year also. Know many of those conversations; one that sticks with me is last one had with my mother (died from cancer many years ago) but still haunts me to this very typing. She couldn't talk at that late stage but her eyes said more than she ever would have expressed in word. Hence, the unfinished business between us. Thank you dear for this poem; very powerful for me in other ways. Especially where why would we try to explain to our maker how we want life to turn out. Happy New Year to you dear soul of light!
hipps13
Wonderful words, Tara May warm hug with a smile, Linda Kaye
beachzz
Readin my mind again, huh? These are great words, especially the first part. These words speak to me, remind me of how impossible it is to "make" anyone understand, most of all, how to just let it go and live. Thanks for reminding me~~~~again.
goodoleboy
Hanging on, coming in on a wing and a prayer, sputter sputter. Profound prose, indeed, and well thought out, but as for me, it may sound a bit trite, I like to use the simple phrase, "she just doesn't/didn't understand me."
bronwyn_lea
Beautiful words!
npauling
A lovely poem and so true to life.
Wolfspirit
Bravo, an excellent example of confusion from all perceptions… Humans never cease to amaze me how complex we all are, and how complicated we tend to make every thing. "Laughs!"
Merrylee
Powerful words Tara and the story of my life...I think people misunderstand other people all the time...what a world...by the way have a good New Year
cvrad
Made me think about me and my wifes several disagreements! I guess if the shoe fits I might as well put it on! I will try to keep this in mind the next time!
lucindawind
love it !
Charberry
EXCELLENT, truly excellent. I love your writing. ;o)
faroutsider
You write with such clarity. Marvelous!
NekhbetSun
Boy, am I far behind, or what....'nother goody here ! .....now, when's the book coming out? :o)
bmac62
Now, all things considered, this makes all the more sense to me and now I am comfortable commenting:) First the style of the way you've placed your words on the "paper" is even neat. I like the way you've tapered your last seven lines...the visual impact is there...reaching the thining end of a string...one has to let go...or get worn out hanging on to the tip. Was this intentional or intuitive? If I were authoring this piece, which I am not, I would rearrange these words: "Open her heart To understanding Reconciliation Forgiveness." to: "Open her heart Through forgiveness To understanding And reconciliation." Don't think you'll agree with that just yet though. But it one of those things to talk about isn't it? You've really got a knack for saying a lot in a small space. That's one of the main things I like about your style. WooHoo :-)
myrrhluz
Wonderful poem that speaks volumes to me right now. Sometimes you try hard to understand something or someone and have to decide in the end that it's not going to happen. Well I had reached that conclusion but it didn't stop me from waffling and wondering. When I find myself reaching for that other end, I'll read your poem again. Thanks. (I like Bill's comment about the last seven lines. How astute of him.)