Beautiful poem...as Victor said great poem for grown ups, especially parents and teachers. Children are so sincere with their precious gifts and often unappreciated by adults. Great write CJ, reminds me of a little boy that was in my classroom several years ago, everyday she brought me a gift of a beautiful tiny stone that he would search the playground for, I always accepted his gift with praise and finding something unusual or unique about the little pebble. By the end of the year the pebbles filled a basket on my shelf, each special...I'll save the remainder of this story...you've got my creativity flowing this early Friday morning my dear friend...thank you so much hadn't thought of this beautiful little boy in a while...you've given me the foundation threads of my next write, I'm not sure if after the web is complete if it will be a poem, story, or article...loved this write. You are a kindred spirit my friend!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on January 4, 2007
Great poem even for grown ups. Indeed there are everyday things that bring tears due to memories. Victor
The innocence you capture, can bring tears to any eye...
This is so touching, CJ!
Still trying to get back in the swing of things...so glad your back!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Two beautiful Daisies and a smile that is remembered for the heart maturing inside...and you give so much, CJ...of yourself, with these pens.
Love,
Susan
I often wondered the same things as this child but found out that over tears of love and happiness we have no control. Your poem is beautiful and timeless my friend.
I guess adults crying over a little flower can be puzzling to a child. CJ, you're so clever in capturing the innocence of children. Great write, you talented poet! And yes, your subject is cute!
God Bless
Love and hugs
Lena
CJ, the copyright office should give you the patent on children's poetry. You have taken the simple, loving act of a child and made it into a profound statement.
loveya
Rusty
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Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
This is so touching, CJ!
Still trying to get back in the swing of things...so glad your back!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Have a great 2007!
Love,
Susan
I often wondered the same things as this child but found out that over tears of love and happiness we have no control. Your poem is beautiful and timeless my friend.
God Bless
Love and hugs
Lena
Connie
Thank for sharing!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Loved it,
Michael
loveya
Rusty
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