I've seen stars fall gracefully from the sky
Blushed when a Gibbous moon flirted with me
Witnessed new Life when I gave birth
Rode high above majestic realms
To a magical wonderland in North Hampton
Was blessed with two Loving parents
I've met the good, the bad and the ugly --
And true to my nature was kind to them all
Been Loved by a few amazing women
I've seen myself blossom into a new woman
Was able to say goodbye to my former self
But the one thing that sets my heart a glow the most
Is the profound Love I have seen in your eyes
When you've smiled and whispered, 'I Love You, Kate..'
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Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on September 18, 2007
Such depth to this poem! Welcome to the Den, holly
You are very fortunate to have such a relationship. Thank you for sharing these sentiments via your verses, Katherine. Love and peace,
Regis
Reviewed by Lydia Shutter (Reader)
Reviewed on May 18, 2007
You truly know yourself, my dear friend. "I've met the good, the bad and the ugly -- And true to my nature was kind to them all" You have a generous and kind heart and the fact that your love is returned by the man of your dreams makes all the "ugly" worthwhile! It warms my heart to read poetry like this. Lydi**
Welcome Katie,
And may I say it's about time. I am so glad you have chosen to share your wonderful work with us here at AD. Life , even at it's worst, has a way of making sense when there is love in it. May t ever grow, my dear friend.
Love,
Taylor
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Regis
Welcome to our Den family!!
Love Tinka
And may I say it's about time. I am so glad you have chosen to share your wonderful work with us here at AD. Life , even at it's worst, has a way of making sense when there is love in it. May t ever grow, my dear friend.
Love,
Taylor