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Beholden that which matters by Mary E Tilley Sunday, May 27, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan This poem is about how the most important thing in life isn't things but it is giving with love.
If one can not afford gold and look to things in life bold fervently stuff that matter not that bringeth fretting over stuff which rot but love and giving us be free when giving bits of self to thee spinning time in hearts of gold that love is which one can behold.

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Reviewed by E. Phillips	8/30/2012

You have distilled life to its essence, and quite well.




Reviewed by JASMIN HORST SEILER	10/29/2007

Mary, I always thank God for some exceptional human beings, you are one of them, knowing that love is the most intelligent,wise,precious, of all the important gifts, that the Gods have bestowed on us,and that in their giving we can share with others. You are a wise girl, there is hope for this world yet! Much Love and Blessing upon you! P.S. in my excitement < I forgot to tell you that it is also well written and phrased. Jasmin Horst




Reviewed by Gloria Buono Daly	5/27/2007

Money can't buy love and happiness that's for sure this can only come from true hearts. Thanks for sharing this wonderful prose. My best, Gloria