A Falling Star
A Falling Star I think I see your face hiding in the clouds somewhere near the moon I watch a tiny star smile to see it shine Cry out "No, No' when it begins to fall Your face has two tears one for...
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When I look at my daughter these days...so nearly on her own. I call it parenting, part two...when you must leave your child to their life...and pray they will be ok. I miss him too...but I swear he's...
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Lisa, You are at that crossroad where you either smother a child with too much attention or let their wings unfold. It was impossible for my poor mother to let me breathe, so I learned how to allow my...
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tears of remembrance can be soothing Sylvia. I am comforted by my beliefs that death is but a brief parting. I have lost so many family members and friends
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Hello Ivor, To have a loved one leave your life leaves such an empty space, the pain of all it once held just seems to linger when we need to see or hear or hold them. If it wasn't for belief of...
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I get sad this time of year, have a hard time letting go of the summer.... I love my children so deeply and it is indeed hard to let go and let them live their lives. I have the deepest empathy....so...
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Dear Nessi, How kind you are to feel our pain and remember who we lost. He filled so many hearts with joy and hope and happiness. He was a gift I had needed, he grew up to fill the needs of many. I...
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Thank you Willow. I like that reply. It made me remember a cold night when all the flowers in the country club wore strapless, bright new gowns. I had no money for one. I wore a high necked, long...
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Hi John, Thank you for understanding. With all of that white flesh hanging out, I think the mystery of what was behind my smile did cause a few hearts to skip. I sure danced a lot. We women learn...
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