Diana: Quietly and softly you have penned a masterpiece!

A very engaging poem, Diana. Your words provide substance to reflect upon. Love, peace, and blessings to you,

Regis. 🙏🌺


I found a replica of your image here:

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/The-Lived-Experience-of-Suffering%3A-A-Parse-Research-Pilkington-Kilpatrick/9da6258759c66bbee6642e579a8a9d98b5efaefb/figure/1

Published in Nursing Science Quarterly 2008

The Lived Experience of Suffering: A Parse Research Method Study

Yes, for those who have children there is always worry whether they will prosper or not. With the misfortune will come along their way or they will exceed beyond all expectations. One never real one has reached an age where one can pull a quilt up tight to keep warm and to contemplate all that has gone before.

That photo, that I thought was your artistry, initially, is very apropos for the story that the poem suggests.

Ron

Again, what lies between the lines and what is left unsaid perhaps plentiful and full of value to complement the comforting symbolic image of the blanket. As you so quixotically ended: "for those with less - and less than none, but nonetheless....." Lovely. Saying so much with so little.

Indeed. Snuggling and cuddling. Especially near a warming fire, with the one you love, and something hot to drink. A cool print. Thanks for sharing. r

Greatest gifs are those that were given from the hand, and toiling for it, was the ultimate present of love, its beautiful and so is your poem dear Diana

So simple a message to comfort so many complexities that live with us every day. Wonderful painting, I agree. Going to steal it for my collection of screen savers.