I read this beautiful poem with misty eyes and pain touched heart! You are so worthy of love and to be treated like the Queen that you are, settle for nothing less, My Sweet Sissy! I LOVE YOU! Sissy
Reviewed by Lydia Shutter (Reader)
Reviewed on July 5, 2007
Baggage can mess up any relationship. This was wise, gentle, and strong all at the same time. I enjoyed it. Lydi**
Reviewed by Lewis Findley (Reader)
Reviewed on July 5, 2007
If this is not heart spoken, i dont know what is. Most truly exquisite.
Such strength in your writing as always, darling Belle. And such heart-rending honesty.
never again will i accept
balancing on the precarious edge
and not resting in the center of love
... A woman's heart is made to be poised and focussed on all that she desires to nurture, and not marginalised so that she lives with inner dysfunction. So clearly you put this in these succinct lines. Your poetry teaches as well as reveals. Very few have the depth of self-knowledge and understanding that you so graciously possess.
You show us in this beautiful write that the road to inner peace is often at the cost of that which we hold most dear: our cravings, loves and obsessions. You are one brave lady and I love and admire you immensely. Bless you, Kate xx
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Love Tinka
Amor
Shared love is like walking with both feet in one shoe.
Georg
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
never again will i accept
balancing on the precarious edge
and not resting in the center of love
... A woman's heart is made to be poised and focussed on all that she desires to nurture, and not marginalised so that she lives with inner dysfunction. So clearly you put this in these succinct lines. Your poetry teaches as well as reveals. Very few have the depth of self-knowledge and understanding that you so graciously possess.
You show us in this beautiful write that the road to inner peace is often at the cost of that which we hold most dear: our cravings, loves and obsessions. You are one brave lady and I love and admire you immensely. Bless you, Kate xx
Peace,
Dan