Thank you, Trish. So glad you like my poem and grateful for your comment :-)
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Hello, I totally feel your poem. I was raped by my father when I was 14. I am so grateful to people who understand
This poem is absolutely beautiful! My 3-6year old Montessori students have worked on memorizing this poem for their Memorization Work this month. They are able to recite the entire thing!
Very good and fun to memorize. I recommend this poem if you are home alone.
I really love this poem. It really moved me. It is exceptionally well written with a soulful observation of the true miracles of life. I have a good friend that is many years older than me. She is 97 as well. She loves God very much, just as this poet does. I have learned that the elderly have so much to give, so much wisdom, so much to share.
Thank you, sincerely, for this beautiful poem.
Blessings, Ron
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The saying of the poem is a universal truth to life.The poet has quoted an encouraging thought at the end that blinks a ray of hope towards life.
The poem has painted the days of love that I had gone through. It's a fragrance I can still smell. I felt I was flying high with no feet on the ground.
I think that is true to every person's life, and what he or she needs is patience that brings a glorious morning after a gloomy night. I had also once gone through such dark days, which later on turned into a fairy smile that made my life blossom.
Thanks for the Valentine's Day poem - I liked that It is not romantic poem and one that I can send to my children.
We went out with my son to celebrate his 40th birthday. He was happy. We had dinner with him and he cut his cake. At 10.45pm he walked to the bar to get a drink. He collapsed and was gone from a massive heart attack! It was a very difficult time. I believe our children are loaned to us. There is no guarantee that they will outlive their parents. The poem gives me comfort.
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