Robert Frost and some words..
“I loved the hard climb, the untouched path.
I listen for the flowing river and I go to her.
Rarely do I see people.
I sit with the trees, the free animals and allow my feet to feel the
coldness of the river.
I have learn to love the quiet places.”
Dancing Coyote
“I remember the house I lived in as a child.
Was my grandparent home.
The house was warm and
we shared three meals a day.
I remember the taste of cherries and ice cream at 8 pm.
I remembered the blessing of love,
being safe.”
Dancing Coyote
Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet and commented:
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Thank you my friend. I appreciate the reblogged.
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John,
This was so soothing and coming. I love your words. We all need calmness and nature helps us acquire it. I love your line”I remember the taste of cherries and ice cream at 8 pm. I remembered the blessing of love, being safe.” Don’t we all remember how safe those moments were. God bless and stay safe.
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Thank you my friend for reading and the kind words. The small things, we do remember.
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Calming and Beautiful John!
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Thank you for reading and the comment. Robert Frost, amazing.
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Truly beautiful, John. This Frost poem has been coming up in my life a lot recently. I love how it has inspired your writing. 🌿
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This is a melody, classical poem…incredible Lines and introduction…The clip has no other words to add…
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I agree my friend. Thank you for reading and the comment.. I hope you and the family is doing well.
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I adore the warm atmosphere of your poem, John! 😉
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Thank you dear Veronica. I am a grandpa now and I try to be like my grandparent. Have a safe place for my children.
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