by | 2017/11/25 · 11:48 am
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Consolation is where pain is allowed to be

Consolation is your sadness on my table.
Pain that is allowed to be.

Consolation is the power of silence.
My listening without judgement.

Consolation is training in little.
Not judging. Not talking.

Not wise advice.
Consolation is hardly anything.

Except being there.
There and then.
Close by.

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Preceding

Hang On!

Dutch version / Nederlandse versie: Troost is daar waar pijn gewoon mag zijn

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Additional reading

  1. Consolation
  2. Human Nature: What does the Bible teach?
  3. The soul has no rainbow if the eyes have no tears

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Further reading

  1. Consolation (by Sue Mac’s girl)
  2. Consolation (by Casey Karp)
  3. Consolation (by Melanie)
  4. Consolation (Letters unsent)
  5. Quest to find consolation
  6. Consolation, fun and gusto . .
  7. Our Everlasting Consolation
  8. Trials and Consolations
  16. seekers of yesterday

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3 responses to “Consolation is where pain is allowed to be”

  1. bookbii
    2017/11/25 at 1:20 pm

    Thanks for the pingback 🙂

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  2. Special K
    2017/11/26 at 1:06 am

    Thanks so much for the pingback! What a great site; going to do some serious snooping around on it.

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  3. Pingback: Being comforted by the Most High and His family | Bijbelvorser = Bible Researcher

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