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A silken tread!
by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER → (All Poetry by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER)
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Prayers answered
*Dangling from the heavens,* *A silken thread,* *Around her finger she wove,* *Prayers every turn,* *Her eyes uplifted,* *A song she has,* *Oh lord and angels,* *She hummed and whispered,* *Could I please, please?* *As she blushed,* *Deep in her secret heart,* *The moon begot a smile,* *The stars shone brightly,* *He kissed her forehead,* *Now her hand,* *Smiling happiness into her heart,* *An Angel took her away,* *Of paradise we speak,* *She couldn’t say,* *Too happy was she.*

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Reviewed by Felix Perry

Reviewed on November 11, 2008

Very warm and loving write, to die knowing you loved and were loved is all one can really ask for in this live.

Fee

Reviewed by Mr. Ed

Reviewed on November 11, 2008

A silken thread from Paradise - marvelous.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos

Reviewed on November 11, 2008

Don't worry about her being alone there, she is baby sitting my son and my daughter is watching both of them...

Georg

Reviewed by Jerry Engler

Reviewed on November 10, 2008

You certainly have some interesting analogies here, Jasmin, with the silken thread around the finger followed later by the kiss upon the hand,and the prayer answered to go into paradise. It's a high interest raising poem....Jerry

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