Travel through time
to meet loved ones again
Only valued
When they depart
Look around
Why don’t we start
Normally late
Appreciate
dear darlings
close and away
from today
…
Read more via Wish
If You Could Know My Mother
I hope someday you’ll come to know
The mother whom I treasure so.
You’d love her just the way I do,
And I’m quite sure she’d love you too.
Read more via If You Could Know My Mother — The Abundant Heart
I know this is an American holiday, but I would like to wish a Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers out there, wherever you may live.
Flight
Distances
In between
Shortest
as the crow flies
I can see your eyes
Farthest
When mind defies
the heart
Running away
No matter
All paths
in the valley
of sorrow
Leads
Feeds
to you
and back
via Flight from Perspectives on Life, the Universe, and Everything
Chimichanga, a Sacred Signia (curated)
The Chimichanga plate called out to me.
Not so bizarre.
And servings bottomless of sweet iced tea,
In canning jar.
My stomach feels like suitcase stuffed too full.
Then at the bar…
Read more via 10-line Poem Challenge #3: Sacred Signia by Rhyme in Time
This writer, who goes by the name of Stew E Dumplins, among others, has written a clever and humorous Sacred Signia. His poem has been around for a while, but thanks to my ignorance of how to search tags, I didn’t see it until just recently. Please visit his blog for the rest of this poem and several others you may find humorous.
Faith (curated)
But what about the days
when you can’t
muster up the energy to smile?
What about the times when
no amount of
well wishes will do?
What do you do when
you’re standing on land but it
feels like your drowning?
You do the only thing
you can,
believe.
via Faith by LaRonda Moore
A Break Wouldn’t Hurt (curated)
Play
unwind
wrap up work
have a good laugh
best medicine yet!
Be at home with yourself
watch those creases disappear
Bring out your inner childishness
send Mister Serious on an errand
Caper, laugh, live, love, radiate with joy!
via A Break Wouldn’t Hurt by Nike Koleosho of Memoirs in Coal
Not only is this a perfect Etheree, but it is also very good advice!
In loneliness we are together — The Paths of the Spirit
Re
In loneliness we are together,
Trembling like lakes in the cold wind,
But always belonging to the same sea,
Where trembles become waves
That crash and soar and shape
The future of the world.
Works Of Art
This poem took my breath away! Sadly, the link got lost in my spam folder, so I didn’t include it in the challenge until just now. But I also wanted to shine a spotlight on this gem. Please read “Works of Art.”
At
First glance
I may seem
Ordinary
Yet if you will stop
To take a closer look
You may be quite surprised
You’ll see I that am a unique
Creation of God’s workmanship even though
At first glance I may seem ordinary.
Dectina Refrain
Just as these beautiful metal horse sculptures pictured above are unique creations of art, created by Dixie Jewett of Dayton,OR thru her love of horses and her skill in welding, so are we all works of art, created and designed by God.
Each of us are unique. Masterpieces of our Creator who formed us in love, to reflect and shine His workmanship to the world around us.
Ephesians 2:10 Amplified Bible (AMP)
For we are His workmanship [His own master work, a work of art], created in Christ Jesus [reborn from above—spiritually transformed, renewed, ready to be used] for good works, which God…
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The Circle-Cycle (curated)
The circle-cycle sings its song Where now the strength to carry on? To do the things your love revealed Before the truth became too real And stories told unravelled fast Leaving clouded shades of past. I take my place upon the stage No longer searching for your gaze, There find the strength to carry on; […]
Soulmate — Simply Me
Sometimes it’s these very people who you may have crossed paths with, become the best of people in your life. It’s almost like you have known them for a very long time, even though you may have just met, they feed your mind and soul, like they understand every word, silence and breath you take, […]
