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The Silent Gift
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The Silent Gift I saw more than you thought and knew the torment of your mind, heart and soul. I was there waiting for the storms that would rage with the winds that blew out of nowhere. I watched your world swirl spiraling like a tornado on a self-destructive coarse that splintered hope to fragments. I was there nurturing the pieces placing them carefully into the pattern of who you are. I felt your feelings that surged from this storm, crashing waves of anguish against your shore, that drown you to solitude. I was there with my heart and hand reaching to pull you from the depths into the light. I knew your needs and waited patiently for you to realize that I would always be here for you. I am here with hope that one day you will see past the obstacles of life to see the threshold of insight. Copyright 2002 Tracey L. Hardie

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Reviewed by Amor Sabor

Reviewed on December 18, 2002

Superbly written. Straight from the heart of the Poetress.
Amor

Reviewed by jude forese

Reviewed on December 4, 2002

very lovely poem...

Reviewed by Roger Ochs

Reviewed on December 4, 2002

So beautiful. So sad. Be his angel but look over your shoulder for the host of angels watching you.

Reviewed by Sally Montoye (Reader)

Reviewed on December 4, 2002

So beautiful a reminder that we are never alone!!! good job!

Reviewed by Larry Skahill

Reviewed on December 4, 2002

everyone needs a guardian
nicley written

Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)

Reviewed on December 4, 2002

How lovely, Tracey.

Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)

Reviewed on December 4, 2002

I must have a guardian angel looking over my life too. And she must have strong wings to survive the storms I've put her through.

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