By Mike Murphy Copyright © 2013 - All Rights Reserved.
Dedicated To My Adopted Brother, Miles Patrick Yohnke.
From Your Dad through me.
Hello from afar, I am watching you. With only a few pictures, And memories to cherish, You remember, And I watch and marvel even as I write. Of the man you have become, Of the son I can no longer physically hold. But by a stronger connection, And through an unbreakable faith, The son I am so proud, The father in his son. Completely by accident, Completely by fate, Your Mother and your brothers, With you still looking up, All left to find your way, without my hand. Completely alone, but completely watched. I will always keep the porch light on. For when that supper day arrives again, We shall all feast and reconnect our souls, Like it had been, like it shall be. The ties are never broken, Only frayed by the hand of the Master. Hello from afar, I'm closer than they think, I will always keep my eyes on all of them, But you I know, already feel my warmth. My time was shorter than some others, But time is not measured by light alone. Hello from afar, You know I am near, Your heart and your drive always show it. The son for which pride, Could never be measured, Continue to fight, continue to grow. Your visits I always welcome, I visit as often as you. Through your life I live, As you live from my life, Ever connected, ever loved, An incalculable love from afar.
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Subject: Building Our Own Solid Foundation
Release Date: April 12, 2023
"If you can change your mind, you can change your life."
- William James
Do you find your mind overwhelmingly excited for this day that presents itself? Do you find yourself entirely engrossed in your own life? Do you find yourself exhilarated to constantly learn with the hopes of building a better today for the people of tomorrow?
Today would have marked my father's 94th birthday. Tragically he was killed when he was 39 years, 6 months, and 5 days old. At the time, I was 5 years and 6 days old.
My father has been with me every day since. I've drawn upon his example…
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Subject: Soul Mining
Release Date: Oct. 17, 2022
Today, 54 years ago, my dad went to work, and never returned to our family home at 54 Lindsay Dr here in Saskatoon. He was tragically killed in a potash mine accident. He was only 39. I was 5 years and 6 days old.
What I took away from this experience is that time is all we have, and we should not waste a moment. One becomes very appreciative of another person's time, and for that reason, I'm so very thankful for your time in reading this. Throughout my whole life I've always had a passion and desire to make a great change in our world. I've always felt…