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Revisiting the Conclusion – Warrior, Poet, Writer, and a Cowboy
memoir | Writing

Revisiting the Conclusion – Warrior, Poet, Writer, and a Cowboy

ByMark Schutter

There are things that gnaw at a man worse than dying. ~Charley Waite, Open Range We come to…

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Revisiting Chapter 22 – Cowboys Aren’t Supposed to Cry
God | Grief | Life | memoir | Writing

Revisiting Chapter 22 – Cowboys Aren’t Supposed to Cry

ByMark Schutter

Beware the warrior poet… ~John Lovell, Owner and Founder of the Warrior Poet Society I would add ‘or…

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“This is so intelligent wow!”
God | Grief | Life | memoir | Writing

“This is so intelligent wow!”

ByMark Schutter

The title is a comment that was posted in response to a short short video I shared on…

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Revisiting Chapter 21 – You Never Told Me about This
God | Grief | Life | memoir | Writing

Revisiting Chapter 21 – You Never Told Me about This

ByMark Schutter

We are just about to the end of my memoir, my exercise in revisiting each chapter and sharing…

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Never Apologize for Being Human
Grief | Life | memoir | Writing

Never Apologize for Being Human

ByMark Schutter

Last night was hard… They may tell you that… Cowboys Are Not Supposed to Cry but that’s another…

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Revisiting Chapter 20 – Trust and Granting Permission
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Revisiting Chapter 20 – Trust and Granting Permission

ByMark Schutter

The struggle is… Knowing that the human heart was built to break, and when it does, as it…

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Revisiting Chapter 19 – Wrecked on Schedule
God | Grief | Life | memoir | Writing

Revisiting Chapter 19 – Wrecked on Schedule

ByMark Schutter

Death matters, and you never ever get over it. The sentence that starts this chapter dealing with the…

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Revisiting Chapter 18 – Death Feeds Life, Children
God | Grief | memoir | Writing

Revisiting Chapter 18 – Death Feeds Life, Children

ByMark Schutter

She never got the opportunity to have her own children. Life or fate, whatever you call it, prevented…

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Men, Mental Health, Grief, and Finding Life After
Life | memoir

Men, Mental Health, Grief, and Finding Life After

ByMark Schutter

New interview on the podcast The Death Dialogues Project – Men, Mental Health, Grief, and Finding Life After…

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Revisiting Chapter 17 – Physical Beauty and Emotional Scars
Grief | memoir | Writing

Revisiting Chapter 17 – Physical Beauty and Emotional Scars

ByMark Schutter

Sometimes the words fade… ~Mark Wayne, chapter 17, Page 149 This chapter was not only one of, but…

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