my country grave in poetry
smiles the echo of Paris
each daffodil dances in snow
when a cemetery faces Easter
then silently becomes an Art Thief
Created at this website:
Drops of Poetry Poetry Dancehall Challenge...
On the morning of bad news...more later, when I can think. When I can breathe.
I dream in color, write poetry, talk about God, parent kids and finally wonder about it all
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
January 15th
One year ago today I began to eat differently. It is called the Ketogenic diet and the information is out there for free ...

-
In front of a Paradise Valley Home, many moons ago, a desperate young woman sat in a station wagon with a loaded handgun and a broken heart....
-
Everytime I think I am going to sit down and write I fall alseep. But gosh it is a good thing to be this tired. xxoo
-
Yesterday I had a fever of 102.1, for anyone without MS this is high and icky but for those with MS it can trigger an exasperation. My husba...
Hmm.....For some reason part of this did not load for me.
ReplyDeleteGabreael
http://gabreaelsbodymindandspirit.blogspot.com/
Gabreael...it is only a four line poem. I took out the extra spaces.
ReplyDeleteHi Honey,
ReplyDeleteG-Ma told me to not change my plans, so I'll be there next week. Your Aunt Julie is flying in tonight and Shawnelle will be there over the weekend, which is a huge relief knowing that she isn't alone. So don't worry Okay? We will still get to walk along the river, watch movies and veg out on your sofa. I cannot wait to hold you again!
Love you heart and soul,
Mom
Let me know if there's anything I can do... ((((Christina)))
ReplyDeleteChristina, whatever it may be, know that our spirits stand beside you, offering what strength we may possess.
ReplyDeleteBon & Mal
Thank You...xxooxxoo
ReplyDeleteRight now pray please...my Grandma is being tested for "probable" lung cancer tomorrow. The one I write about and wrote the poem for...the one I've posted pictures of.
This is killing me...she is 75.
((((Christina))))
ReplyDeletegentle hugs & prayers to your beloved Grandmother, and to you and yours.
xxooxxoo,
Tom
I like your poem!
ReplyDelete