This is splendid LaBelle, a fine example for
others to strive for,in our "Me first"society!
Eileen
Reviewed by Judith Ann (Reader)
Reviewed on March 25, 2010
I'm going to share this poem with my son who just went through a divorce where his exwife slandered him terribly to try to gain full custody of their two beautiful daughters. He has been hurt and burned to the core. He struggles between hating her for what she did to him and trying to do as this poem suggests. Sometimes he is able and sometimes he still hates. This should bring comfort to him.
A beautiful and uplifting work, Belle. Beautiful because each line is deep with meaning. Uplifting because of the wonderful message it brings.Well done!! Peace and love in Christ.
This is eloquent prayer and mantra, LaBelle, neither preachy nor didactic but rich in spirituality, and the Renoir - calm, restful, mature - is fine complement.
Beautiful words, La Belle. Words to live by actually. Words reminiscent of Kipling's "If". In Yiddish there is a word: "Mensh"
The key to being a mensh is nothing less than character and a sense of what is right and responsible. A mensh is a human being, an upright, honorable person, someone of noble character.
Your words remind me of the word "Mensh" (rhymes with "bench)
Mark
A fantastic write La Belle. I have always thought this way. I would prefer to hurt myself in anyway then to know I have caused hurt or pain to another.
AN ABSOLUTE BEAUTY...I AM STRUGGLING SO HARD TO GET THERE...MAYBE...SOMEDAY, WITH THE HELP OF GOD...I WILL. GOD BLESS YOU LABELL...THIS IS ANOTHER KEEPER. THANKS FOR SHARING AND LOVE,
JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Wow we certainly think alike, LaBelle. I feel the same. I think that is what true love is about. I know the Girl I care about I have no chance for. But I keep everything private. The only person to ever get hurt would be me! You my Dear Friend have written yourself another informative yet loving poem!
A guide and challenge to Christians who want to live a life of true discipleship. It explains why worship is fundamental and how a life of true worship transforms one to Christ-likeness.
The world calls us to improve and promote ourselves. Is this
others to strive for,in our "Me first"society!
Eileen
A beautiful, loving, giving piece of writing..
Hugs, Diana..
Sheri
when we can grace today with love?
Lovely thoughts, indeed.
Georg
John
The key to being a mensh is nothing less than character and a sense of what is right and responsible. A mensh is a human being, an upright, honorable person, someone of noble character.
Your words remind me of the word "Mensh" (rhymes with "bench)
Mark
Newfie Hugs, Rose
JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Simple and honest and sleeping at night is a comfort not a nightmare.
Love your poetry as always,
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS
Tony
Most beautiful unselfish thoughts expressed in this wonderful write.
Mary