three talented kids
having the courage
to sing wonderful nerdy songs
grandparents would love
i would adopt all three
three bunches
for the price of one
sacred glimmers
in the supermarket
it's sunday
no one's swimming in my
bogey hole
good
one of the rocks has a big smile
one of the few constants
in my life
my nana told me it keeps the
sharks away
my nana knew everything
the soft dreamy gaze of
beautiful marmalade boy
a serious cuddlepuss
no need for an electric blanket
determined interlopers
an onion
and a fish fern
they are both very welcome
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Sigh. I loved this so much. Just what my heart needed to hear.
ReplyDeleteWe can indeed do small things with great love!
ReplyDeleteHow delightful you find so much that glitters. All it takes, I suppose, is a gleaming eye --
ReplyDeleteI love the glimmers of joy you have shared here!
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing these shiny, personal moments - these glimmers that remind us to take note ~
ReplyDeleteOh, what a delight, this series! Yes, those lads were in glorious voice, weren't they? And how lucky you to have such a knowing Nana. (Yes of course she did, I wouldn't doubt it!) And the Mother Teresa quote is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat rock with the smiling face... love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a joy it was to stop here and to see your many sacred glimmers. Even when not understanding a single word, the music video, with the singing youth, injects a sudden surge of happiness and hope.
ReplyDeleteLuving the great poetic thoughts you shared. And the quote from Saint Teresa of Kolkata.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
Much💚love
What a glorious rock (and grandma, too). I'm smiling just thinking about it.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the glimpses of you. I love them all. The quote is quite yummy too.
Thank you for the treats.
ReplyDeleteMarmalade boy has the cutest look on his face.
and yes, look at that grin on the rock! :)
Singular thoughts that add up to something bigger.
ReplyDeleteKinda need that once in a while
This was a delight to read!
ReplyDeleteThese sniippets were really great. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteUplifting, just what i needed today.
ReplyDeleteAn uplifting message. Awesome.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to read the lines today, especially about that big smile of the rock.
ReplyDeleteA poem so full of delight is perfect medicine for me on this melancholy day! Thank you! (I had a grandmother like that, too.)
ReplyDeleteStill reeling from election results...Take care.
ReplyDeleteI love these trips of remembering - delicate, poignant and visually captivating - and thank you for your kind comment at mine - Jae
ReplyDeleteThis was a joy to read Rall!
ReplyDeleteMagical, a wonder to read.
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