the Sunday Scribblings prompt is fluent.
This is not a new poem, but I think it is appropriate for the prompt and I don't feel quite up to writing something new since I am still recovering from pneumonia. By some odd quirk of previous work on another computer with now out-dated programs, this was stored as a graphic rather a writing program. I hope you can read it! Of course I should copy it instead of pasting, but I have only my little netbook with me - and, yeah, it seems like a little too much work!
16 comments:
This is a gorgeous and moving poem about the magic of words. I'm sorry to hear you've had pneumonia, and I hope you feel better soon.
Beautiful words, and a great gift. Hope you are soon fully recovered.
If there ever comes a day when you can no longer write them here, we will still enjoy the warmth of your glorious shimmering words with which you wove a warm spell and cast it over us. Thanks.
Such gorgeous words! I loved every bit of this poem!
What better gift than words, for with them, each of us weaves our own dreams. Do hope you're soon fighting fit again! X
I love the imagery. You have a way with words.
I'm so sorry to hear you have been ill - hope you are on the mend. Your poem is gorgeous and I loved the imagery of a sequined scarf thrown over us all.
Gratefully accepted, thank you.
What a lovely poem. Funny thing, I was thinking about you today, wondering how you were doing. I'm sorry you've been ill, but I'm glad you're on the mend!
What would we do without our netbooks? So good to read a poem that celebrates that "gift of words". The poem celebrates more than words but a life of loving, thinking, and feeling. I hope you're soon recovered.
Sorry to hear you have not bben the best. I wish you in return an easy time. Thank you for that wish, I wish I could make you the words you need....deserve Granny.
Always such a beautiful writer! Take care dear lady...so sorry you're ill. Thinking of you and sending loving thoughts for healing!
Hugs Sherrie
It gave me chills to read your words..what a wonderful way to keep someone present, someone who can no longer communicate with us through spoken or written word.
Thank-you.
It gave me chills to read your words..what a wonderful way to keep someone present, someone who can no longer communicate with us through spoken or written word.
Thank-you.
I am so thankful I read this today. What a blessing.
What a gift.
Much love to you Granny Smith!
Wow-you are amazing. And to post this while still recovering from pneumonia.
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