Stunning write allows the mind and imagination to soar into the unknown! Beautiful package, your words, picture and music! Enjoyed!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Excellence in soul-stirring and spirit re-newing and re-freshing, Eileen. Your vision stayed on God can penetrate the darkest night of the mind or the flesh. Tactile poetry that tastes exquisite! TY Kate xx
Eileen, many times when we are alone...we have time to meditate upon the creations of the world and enjoy them. It's also a time we can give thanks and pray for those whose spirit is dormant and they can't capture His creations and love. This is an exceptional inspiring poem.
This is as refreshing as you say you are. We sometimes need to cleanse ourselves and what better way than as you have done. Sorry your adventure came to an end, but it can be sustained and remembered for months to come.
Everyday we all greet the world with the same opportunity to renew. I want to continue taking advantage of what this gift is to me...to grow with the new and put my mistakes behind me. Outstanding reminder of just how fortuante we all are and equally.
love,
Susan
also, Mason , my grandson, is a little better after another pediatrician(on call) found out his doctor had him on throat medication and nothing for gatrointestinal and parasite meds. I wonder how much that error cost my son, not to mention little Mason's ability to get better.
Guess that's why they call it, "Practicing medicine."
Adorable write here Eileen, it just flowed so smoothly. Love the theme and sentiments, and that milky way, like a cosmic Velvet.
Awesome
XXXhugs
Ch'erie
We must take care of each other as sister or brother and then we'll know God's will. For as God has said: Love one another as I have loved you.
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on July 21, 2007
John Donne wrote that no man is an island, and in a way he was right. Man is meant to meet others, to love and share. Great poem. Great feelings. Victor
Reviewed by Ron (sketchman) Axelson (Reader)
Reviewed on July 21, 2007
Yeah Ed, the one you use to drink?
Ooops Eileen, sorry bout that..
I believe you are connected to all things Eileen
in the way you write so beautifully.
Love ya!
Ron
Reviewed by William Cryer (Reader)
Reviewed on July 21, 2007
Good stuff! There's a gentle, whimsical tinge here.
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A delightful story of a needy family of squirrels who are kicked out of their village, because of their tattered clothes and nests.
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Christmas - only days away; plastic snowmen and glowing reindeer adorn the lawns of neighborhoods all across America. All is calm, all is bright, and yet there is something tragically wrong about this Christmas night.
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A delightful story of a needy family of squirrels who are kicked out of their village, because of their tattered clothes and nests.
Abandoned and in search of friends to accept them, they travel many roads of r
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Be safe,
Karen
most enjoyable write
Thanks for sharing
Love & Peace
William
Walt
George
love,
Susan
also, Mason , my grandson, is a little better after another pediatrician(on call) found out his doctor had him on throat medication and nothing for gatrointestinal and parasite meds. I wonder how much that error cost my son, not to mention little Mason's ability to get better.
Guess that's why they call it, "Practicing medicine."
Love,
Susan
Love Tinka
and it needs me, to feel it
a rush of emotion makes me tingle
we were created to intermingle
I believe that to be very true, and I truly wish more felt the same.
Rose
Awesome
XXXhugs
Ch'erie
Ooops Eileen, sorry bout that..
I believe you are connected to all things Eileen
in the way you write so beautifully.
Love ya!
Ron