I'm so sorry for your loss. If you need anything...ANYthing...please let me know. *tears*
I did not know her, but she comes alive in verse written by her son:
a woman of worth; a woman of compassion; a woman of strength.
A Poet's mother and greatest inspiration looks down from the stars ...
we mourn her passing and try to explain it with inadequate words
as novice writers: Aberjhani, please know you are in our prayers.
(c) 2006, Karla Dorman.
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Reviews of "Senryu Chain (5/7/5): I Did Not Know Her (For Aberjhani)"
Reviewed by Paul Shakespeare (Reader)
Reviewed on February 14, 2006
Beautiful Memoir, Karla--(We couldn't have said it any better!)
Our warmest and deepest sympathy goes out to you Aberjhani and your Family. Remember that your Mother's Spirit "lives on" in you!
Please accept my endless gratitude for your lovingly thoughtful poem in regard to my mother's passing. The shining grace of your spirit is very much like her own. Much Peace and Many Blessings to you always--
Aberjhani
What an emotional and heart tugging eulogy to Aberjhani's late mother Karla !
Rest assured she is in heaven surrounded with all her loved ones, who have ventured before her, reunited in true and lasting happiness for all eternity with the Lord
Peter
You write with a heart of compassion and a poets soul Karla!
This is beautifully done, and I too add my condolences to Aberjhani and his family!Thank you for another opportunity to do so!
Karla,
Stunning piece of work! How nice of you to
write this for your friend. I am
sure your friend misses his Mom.
I saw you this morning on Channel 11 news!
Neat!
Becca
Beautifully rendered, Karla. You are such a giving soul. He will be touched by your words and I join you in condolences to Aberjhani and his family. ~~Nordette
Indeed he is in our prayers, Karla and this is a beautiful way to express your sympathy for a loss that will never be filled except by the golden box of memories he keeps tucked within his heart.
Take care,
Sherry
A passionate and poignant memoir written by a woman whose life has been guided by the words: "I am here to learn how to love well." The book is a deep examination of relationships, family, motivation, and honoring of the Self.
The true story of Cheryl Pierson Cuccio who made headlines in 1986 and her husband Rob Cuccio. Cheryl was abused sexually and physically and Rob died for 43 minutes on Cheryl's 43rd birthday.
Our warmest and deepest sympathy goes out to you Aberjhani and your Family. Remember that your Mother's Spirit "lives on" in you!
All the best,
Roger Williams, AF Retired
Aberjhani
God Bless
Michelle!
Safi
Carmen
exceptional write!
Vesna :)
Love & Light,
Joseph
Love tinka
Rest assured she is in heaven surrounded with all her loved ones, who have ventured before her, reunited in true and lasting happiness for all eternity with the Lord
Peter
This is beautifully done, and I too add my condolences to Aberjhani and his family!Thank you for another opportunity to do so!
Eileen^
Stunning piece of work! How nice of you to
write this for your friend. I am
sure your friend misses his Mom.
I saw you this morning on Channel 11 news!
Neat!
Becca
Take care,
Sherry