Seems like the bustling city is a double-edged sword. I grew up country, and I guess it's what I'll always be. I couldn't imagine living with so many people in a city. You capture the joy of quiet, though.
Sheila
Sounds like you had a wonderful time Dawn, so forgive me for being a little bit selfish, but it's good to have you back! Your time away gave you inspiration for a beautiful poem, hope there is more?
reading glasses on, and waiting
David
Wonderful poetry to fill my morning...Miss you, hope your lovely moments last throughout your fall...You can always recall these stellar moments to get you through...
What a beautiful poem , we are truly touched.Here s something Ron wrote for you,
Her thoughts are so far away
To a place she would want to stay
Fear not my dear friend
You will be back one day
Restful, calm feelings, you draw me into the atmosphere of a place that brings you peace and positive reflection. Don't give away too much, Dawn, or everyone will want to go...and then 'the din and confusion' will be there, too.
Lovely writing.
It's so good to get away to a place we enjoy and where we can lose ourselves and our thoughts in our surroundings, but all things end and reality awaits. Yet there is beauty all around us to absorb and enjoy no matter where we are. Thoughtful piece, Dawn. Welcome back! ~Hugs, Elizabeth
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
Sheila
be well,
carolyn
Blessings and peace ... richard
Cryssa :~)
Peace,
Dayvid
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
reading glasses on, and waiting
David
Much peace, love and light,
Amber
Her thoughts are so far away
To a place she would want to stay
Fear not my dear friend
You will be back one day
Ron & Mark
Lovely writing.
John
Be always safe,
Karen
Newfie Hugs, Rose
words bless us beyond measure. -gene.
Christine
You and your poem are in that realm of beauty that captivates and warms the heart!
(Now just to make you feel a bit better, my entire holiday this summer was 3 days!)
Lots of joy and blessings,
Christine
Regis