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poppa joe was my great grandfather, a man graced with his late up wife who passed the days in a hospital bed squeezed into their former again and looking out through a large picture window that faces the street watching the world that she was leaving, literally passing nearby. we were in the living room when he called to us. i think she is about to go. that did not know what that meant. i thought it was time to give her a gift. with that, my family filed into her room, surrounding her with love, hearts have the. mine was light. i thought we were about to give her something special. they knew something special was about to be taken away. she peacefully drew her last breath as her head tilted and she fell still. no dramatic death rattle, no last-minute concession. she drifted quietly from now until forever, a beautiful life, obviously surrendered, but i recorded it differently. i thought she had turned to see a gift that was not there and something went tragically wrong. she took the air with there. no one could breeze. they could only scream. my mother was overcome. she ran from the house