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| artwork provided by Alias Jinksy for Two in Tandem #8 |
Worlds collide, exploding in pink,
Blue and green hues mash together,
Transforming the days' moments
Precious lives remembered like art,
Imprinted on the hearts of those
Remaining in the days to come.
Each speckling the world in their own way,
Leaving impressions of who they were,
Lest we know in our hearts, we too
Shall one day rise to the glory
Of radiating heavens gardens, pink
Blossoms mark the precious ones.
Seedlings spring forth to remind,
Everyday moments engraved in minds
Of loved ones, while angels guide,
A blessed trip only to be offered when,
Times between loved ones cut short,
Yet truly, it is their time to go home.
Petrina Lesko
July 2011
This has been an incredible period of multiple losses, moments remembered in the hearts of those left behind, families struggling to make sense of it all.... When I stopped by Two in Tandem and found this wonderful piece of art as this weeks prompt, it so reminded me of Heaven's Gardens in which many of my friends are arriving at during this brief time. Many others whom have gone before are welcoming these precious hearts home, angels guiding their journey to heaven's gardens. This ones for all of you who have moved on and for the families of those continuing to struggle right now. We miss you all so much already.
15 comments:
Sorry about the loss you have gone through..the poem is lovely.
I'm so pleased you were able to see a heavenly garden within the glorious colours! May they help you find peace...
love the use of colour here
I love the peace you have found with such a hard experience.
Did I forget to tell you that I gave you one of my weekly Goddess Awards? this is the link: http://www.goddesswrite.com/2011/06/toasting-posts-of-week_19.html
In-joy!
You have crafted such a beautiful piece of writing from your difficult experiences. Your use of the prompt is masterful as well. Take care.
Beautiful poem, it sparkles with happy memories of those shining souls that have left the earth.
Someday it will be our turn to make that trip, but till then, as I was told by the person I love most - "Life, was meant for living."
I try.
Sorry for your loss; the ability to see all of the colors of life as expressed in your poem is wonderful--and healing.
This is a heartfelt and poignant response to the prompt. Well spoken:-)
It is a beautiful reflection of the celebration of life
poignant yet bright
Very beautiful!!!!
May you have peace today.
I love the way your words provide such a delicate frame for this event in life that gaces all of us.
Lovely poem, reading this helped me a lot.
i am so sorry for your loss...to gleen such beauty from those experiences is a wonderful tribute to them...
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