Lessons Learned and Spiritual
Viewing comments for Chapter 21 "Cycle of a Child and a Flower"Do good and feel good poems
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Comment from Spitfire
A beautiful font to express these thoughts. The use of a flower is a great metaphor for comparing a baby. I like the lines about a flower dying in the winter, but not a child.
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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A beautiful font to express these thoughts. The use of a flower is a great metaphor for comparing a baby. I like the lines about a flower dying in the winter, but not a child.
Comment Written 31-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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Hi Shari, you are so sweet. I thank you so very much for your lovely review and kind words for my poem. It's so appreciated, my dear friend!
Just wondering if you could seen me your birthdate, as I lost all that I had when a glitch deleted some of my pages.
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My birthday is a long way from now--June 24. I'll turn 81, the sole survivor in my immediate family!
Comment from Ulla
Absolutely, children are the confirmation of life. They are precious and they are future. They have to be cherished.and loved. I couldn't agree more. Thanks for sharing this wonderful poem. Ulla:)))
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Absolutely, children are the confirmation of life. They are precious and they are future. They have to be cherished.and loved. I couldn't agree more. Thanks for sharing this wonderful poem. Ulla:)))
Comment Written 31-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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Hi there Ulla, you are so sweet. I thank you so very much for your lovely review and kind words for my poem. It's so appreciated, my dear friend!
Just wondering if you could seen me your birthdate, as I lost all that I had when a glitch deleted some of my pages.
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All right. It's 23rd of May. Ulla xx
Comment from Sarah Das Gupta
A great illustration which complements the poem. You don't appreciate your chidren until they are teenagers, then you look at past pictures and wish you could go back!
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A great illustration which complements the poem. You don't appreciate your chidren until they are teenagers, then you look at past pictures and wish you could go back!
Comment Written 31-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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Sarah, you are so sweet. I thank you so very much for your lovely review and kind words for my poem. It's so appreciated, my dear friend!
Just wondering if you could seen me your birthdate, as I lost all that I had when a glitch deleted some of my pages.
Comment from Cindy Decker 2
Debi,
This is such a great poem. I love the photo!
You have lovely children--I'm an aunt, a station that is underrated. My heart is full of joy too!
Exceptional rhyme and sentiment, Debi.
Good luck.
Blessings and hugs,
Cindy
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Debi,
This is such a great poem. I love the photo!
You have lovely children--I'm an aunt, a station that is underrated. My heart is full of joy too!
Exceptional rhyme and sentiment, Debi.
Good luck.
Blessings and hugs,
Cindy
Comment Written 31-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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you are so sweet. I thank you so very much for your lovely review and kind words for my poem. And I do appreciate your generous six stars. It's so appreciated, my dear friend!
Just wondering if you could seen me your birthdate, as I lost all that I had when a glitch deleted some of my pages.
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Your welcome, Debi.
Sep. 11
Comment from jenintorre
I really enjoyed reading this lovely poem about flowers and children. I just had to read it as soon as I saw the beautiful artwork. The last line is so sad and poignant.
Best wishes. Jen.
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I really enjoyed reading this lovely poem about flowers and children. I just had to read it as soon as I saw the beautiful artwork. The last line is so sad and poignant.
Best wishes. Jen.
Comment Written 31-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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Hi Jen, you are so sweet. I thank you so very much for your lovely review and kind words for my poem. It's so appreciated, my dear friend!
Just wondering if you could seen me your birthdate, as I lost all that I had when a glitch deleted some of my pages.
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It is 19/09/42. Why do you want it?
Comment from MissMerri
A beautiful picture followed by a beautiful, and thought provoking poem. What could be better? Just yesterday in church, a young woman got up and walked by with her baby in her arms, and I whispered to my husband, "I want a baby." He only grinned tolerantly, but he knows how much we women love little helpless, sweet babies. We can't help it. You have so artfully described a baby's unique appeal in these well-crafted verses. They are like flowers, and even as they grow, we love them dearly. Thanks for the joy in your poem. I loved it. MM
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A beautiful picture followed by a beautiful, and thought provoking poem. What could be better? Just yesterday in church, a young woman got up and walked by with her baby in her arms, and I whispered to my husband, "I want a baby." He only grinned tolerantly, but he knows how much we women love little helpless, sweet babies. We can't help it. You have so artfully described a baby's unique appeal in these well-crafted verses. They are like flowers, and even as they grow, we love them dearly. Thanks for the joy in your poem. I loved it. MM
Comment Written 30-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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Hi there Adonna, you are so sweet. I say the same thing about wanting a little one, but I have to tell my kids, and they just laugh. I thank you so very much for your lovely review and kind words for my poem. It's so appreciated, my dear sweet friend.
Comment from Tom Horonzy
First, you're welcome for winning my Can You Not See contest. As for me, back near the last, as normal.
Now as for this submission, I have read the first paragraph, and have a suggestion for line two:
"They are much more precious than anything on Earth"
for they too are part of earth, therefore how about removing much and adding else after anything?
Still, even if you don't change anything, it still is worthy of a six.
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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First, you're welcome for winning my Can You Not See contest. As for me, back near the last, as normal.
Now as for this submission, I have read the first paragraph, and have a suggestion for line two:
"They are much more precious than anything on Earth"
for they too are part of earth, therefore how about removing much and adding else after anything?
Still, even if you don't change anything, it still is worthy of a six.
Comment Written 30-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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Hi Tom, I thank you so very much for the quote contest that you started. There were so many excellent entries, as I did not even expect to place.
I like your suggestion for the second line, so I will go in and see what I can do to work that in there. Please let me know later what you think. Thanks again for such a lovely review of this poem. Maybe a little silly, but silly is my favorite way to be. But you knew that me already. Lol. You are awesome my dearest of all dear friends, and I cannot thank you enough also for the generous six stars!!!
Comment from Moonbeams Musings 55
This is such a sweet loving poem and the photo is so perfect. Your words are so uplifting and descriptive . I love the whimsical appeal, I just want to smile. Very well written and thank you for sharing.
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This is such a sweet loving poem and the photo is so perfect. Your words are so uplifting and descriptive . I love the whimsical appeal, I just want to smile. Very well written and thank you for sharing.
Comment Written 30-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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Moonbeams, you brighten my day every time I hear from you. Thank you so much for your very kind review and words for my poem. They are so appreciated, my dear friend!
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You are most welcome!
Comment from Ida T. Johnson
Sweet and lovely, including that photo! Wonderfully light-hearted sentimental "card" that's perfect for new parents or baby dedications; love that font! I admire how you manage to add pieces of yourself in your poems without sounding preachy, when you reveal that God is important to you & child-rearing; like you did with your quote-interpretation poem; and the subtle last line that hints at your negative feelings about the inevitable results of abortion. Great job!
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Sweet and lovely, including that photo! Wonderfully light-hearted sentimental "card" that's perfect for new parents or baby dedications; love that font! I admire how you manage to add pieces of yourself in your poems without sounding preachy, when you reveal that God is important to you & child-rearing; like you did with your quote-interpretation poem; and the subtle last line that hints at your negative feelings about the inevitable results of abortion. Great job!
Comment Written 30-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 31-Jan-2023
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Ida, you are such a day brightener for me. Thank you so much for your very kind review and words for my poem. They are so appreciated, my dear friend!
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Actually, I should thank YOU for being a genuine role model of kindness, grace, and inspiration. You are always so positive and upbeat!
Comment from dragonpoet
Hi Debi.
What a cut picture of the babies in a flower. It is true that babies and flowers are gifts and both have stages of life. Both children and flowers give us joy and work throughout their lives.
I like the color scheme, but the font is a little too swirly for my liking. Though in a way is matches the theme. In that can be called flowery.
Keep writing and stay healthy
Joan
reply by the author on 30-Jan-2023
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Hi Debi.
What a cut picture of the babies in a flower. It is true that babies and flowers are gifts and both have stages of life. Both children and flowers give us joy and work throughout their lives.
I like the color scheme, but the font is a little too swirly for my liking. Though in a way is matches the theme. In that can be called flowery.
Keep writing and stay healthy
Joan
Comment Written 30-Jan-2023
reply by the author on 30-Jan-2023
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Thanks my sweet Joan! Are you freezing out your way today? We had -26 here this morning. And Yes, that is why I chose that Font for this particular poem. So I did increase the size and just got done changing the last stanza some too. I so appreciate your kind feedback and other comments.
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My pleasure, Debi.
Joan