“My Soul to Keep” by Sarah Merritt Ryan
"Until the pain is just a memory, God, hold me steady until it ceases, Don’t stop carrying my broken pieces, Until the pain turns into joy for me."
"Until the pain is just a memory, God, hold me steady until it ceases, Don’t stop carrying my broken pieces, Until the pain turns into joy for me."
Three children- Sammy, Maybeth, and James were left with their elder sister Daisy, who was just 13 years old, at the Provincetown parking lot by their mother, Liza. Without a father to turn to and with their mother vanished, what would they do? How would they survive?
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