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The Silent Gift by Tracey L Hardie Wednesday, December 04, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan The Silent Gift I saw more than you thought and knew the torment of your mind, heart and soul. I was there waiting for the storms that would rage with the winds that blew out of nowhere. I watched your world swirl spiraling like a tornado on a self-destructive coarse that splintered hope to fragments. I was there nurturing the pieces placing them carefully into the pattern of who you are. I felt your feelings that surged from this storm, crashing waves of anguish against your shore, that drown you to solitude. I was there with my heart and hand reaching to pull you from the depths into the light. I knew your needs and waited patiently for you to realize that I would always be here for you. I am here with hope that one day you will see past the obstacles of life to see the threshold of insight. Copyright 2002 Tracey L. Hardie

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Reviewed by Amor Sabor	12/18/2002

Superbly written. Straight from the heart of the Poetress. Amor




Reviewed by jude forese	12/4/2002

very lovely poem...




Reviewed by Roger Ochs	12/4/2002

So beautiful. So sad. Be his angel but look over your shoulder for the host of angels watching you.




Reviewed by Sally Montoye	12/4/2002

So beautiful a reminder that we are never alone!!! good job!




Reviewed by Larry Skahill (Reader)	12/4/2002

everyone needs a guardian nicley written




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)	12/4/2002

How lovely, Tracey.




Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)	12/4/2002

I must have a guardian angel looking over my life too. And she must have strong wings to survive the storms I've put her through.