Although I read the book many years ago, I watched the 1940 classic last night, Pride and Prejudice, starring Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier....sent my mind wandering...
She guards her heart--admittedly, overly cautious: then you follow at the end with All in due time. You catch the situation of life well here Dawn when it comes to our hopes and dreams. Sometimes it's hard to wait on God, and then, we realize we weren't waiting on Him. It's as though we were a baby he was waiting on to take our first step. We were overly cautious when we were the ones waiting on the answer already put before us. Good perception..........Jerry
I AM REMINDED OF THAT 'CLASSIC' WORK AND I AM SO GLAD THAT IN THE END...LITERALLY...'TIME' DID PAY OFF FOR OUR HEROINE. A WONDERFUL WORK...A HOPE FOR YET... LOVE'S 'LATE BLOOM'. THANKS FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Dawn,
This is for Catherine, isn't it? and with the hint of the well-trodden, worn moors and the old gate...you've made it highly visual and resonant, and the woman's heart waiting for the right time, if it ever comes. Finely evoked.
Oh Dawn this is so so soooooooo beautiful..if we keep our gates and hearts open we will venture to see so much more, though pain may go along with the territory, it is worth the gamble indeed
Christine
Great story, the new rendition is really good too.
Nicely written Dawn. Your insights always touch me.
"All in due time" can apply to most everything in this
life, can't it?
Happy Holidays ...
r
Thoughts about those that loved and lost, thoughts also of those that loved and were never loved back. But the saddest of all is about those that never loved.
This is lovely Dawn
Through the rust & the broken hinges
Love will open this closed gate
For love is what is permanent
Inside each of us…
Peace, Love & Inspirations
Vickie
Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on December 9, 2009
"wondering if love is worth the gamble," / A thought that crosses many people's minds, Dawn / But we have no control over our emotion it seems, and each time we venture into the "love" area of our heart we think it is going to be different this time.
Truth is there is the perfect match out there for each of us, patience will give them the time to find us or us find them. We
lose in love because we accepted the wrong one, I know I did, but then I met the man I am married to now.
Those of us who have loved and lost always have a glimmer of finding true love. Maybe it is "all in due time". I think this writing by you was well crafted and a pleasure to read.
Book 3 f of the Horses of Tir Na Nog Romance trilogy
CJ’s dreams continue, as she finds herself back at the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul. First, seeking protection for Rachel, then, the entire Sisterhood. (Actually, make that Sisterhoods; as there wil
Peace be with you
William
Regis
Sheila
Unbelievably beautiful...that is all I can say about this poem.
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Carolyn
This is for Catherine, isn't it? and with the hint of the well-trodden, worn moors and the old gate...you've made it highly visual and resonant, and the woman's heart waiting for the right time, if it ever comes. Finely evoked.
John
Christine
Cryssa
Nicely written Dawn. Your insights always touch me.
"All in due time" can apply to most everything in this
life, can't it?
Happy Holidays ...
r
Ron
Georg
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Loved this!
John
She guards her heart - admittedly,
overly cautious, sometimes believing
she has used up her chances, often
wondering if love is worth the gamble,
the pain or the effort.
When we close the gate too tightly for protection, we also imprison ourselves. Enjoyed as always. - David
Through the rust & the broken hinges
Love will open this closed gate
For love is what is permanent
Inside each of us…
Peace, Love & Inspirations
Vickie
lose in love because we accepted the wrong one, I know I did, but then I met the man I am married to now.
Newfie Hugs, Rose
GOD BLESS
Tony