destiny there is, I found it in an old school friend whom wasn't even a friend to me in 1962. He is so into my life now, it is amazing how we can relate now when we couldnt in H.S.
You have delightfully touched my heart with this beautiful piece, Jerry. I can relate a hundred percent. For me, it would be better to wear my heart out on my sleeves than have a mind that intelligently thinks because by being so, i need not decide for it is already there for all to see. The heart has the purest of all languages. Best wishes.
I completely agree with your perspective on love, Jerry. It is truly a force to be reckoned with and I think those who claim not to know this are in denial... ...or they are sadly lacking. Love and peace to you,
Beautiful, beautiful work...this goes into my library, Jerry.
Reviewed by Gianetta Ellis (Reader)
Reviewed on January 24, 2010
"It bids the illness go" is my favorite line in this wonderfully touching poem. It feels young and fresh like the love that moves through bones of any age.
Jerry all I can say is Amen, and the poem does it justice, love carries on, and there are no victims of lost love, only losers, I can see here you are certainly not a victim, no matter how legitimate longing is. Bless you! Jasmin Horst
When Sophie Bayles inadvertently ruins a young man’s chance for employment, she sets out to find him a new position. Even though he doesn’t want her to.
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Thanks.
"I’ll tell you love is patient,
love is kind,
it’s a force,
like iron against the earth."
Sincerely,
Regino