The lone daisy
reminds me of her sunny smile
tender heart that won mine
The lone daisy
a radiant warmth
embracing love’s time
The lone daisy
shines a cheerful glow
day our son came home
The lone daisy
like a pencil in her ear
kind words for those alone
The lone daisy
picked too soon
death gives no reason
The lone daisy
settles on her grave
we apart for a short season
These words are tearfully written in tribute to a woman (Jaye Lynn) who died much too soon. And for a husband (Chris Wood) who looks for sonshine in the little things.
Photography: Lone Daisy © L. Moon 2013
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Leslie, Daisies were most certainly Jaye Lynn’s favorite flower…. and it is so fitting and special that you would choose that flower to represent her heart and life. Your words are so comforting and true to her inner warmth and glow! Thanks so very much for this tribute…..and she was for sure such a great mom and partner in life.
Grace to us today, Chris
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obviously I didn’t know daisies were but for some reason I was inspired to write about her and the daisy seemed to fit her…
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The first part of The Villa of Reduced Circumstances is about a German professor who is toltlay baffled by the English manner and sense of humor when he goes on a fellowship to Cambridge University.. The book gets zanier when he goes to Columbia to accept an Honorary Membership from the Columbian Academy of Arts and Letters. You might enjoy listening to the audio tape of this book, as I did, while driving. Its by Alexander MacQueen. (not sure of author’s name) the author who wrote a series of books about The First Ladies Detective Agency.
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A sad and beautiful remembrance of a friend.
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Beautiful, tender.
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So sorry for your loss, Leslie. Jaye Lynn sounds like a beautiful soul. I like that her husband now looks for “sonshine”. This poem is lovely.
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Thanks Sherry / her beauty continues
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Excellent as usual, Moonie! 🙂
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… a loss, so many years ago now, yet, it seems just yesterday; Rachel.
A deeper feeling here, Leslie. _m
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loss does that looms near
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Debby this is just gorgeous so pterty and the broderie anglais is perfect! This is the information I have saved:Open Picasa (you can just google it, that’s what I did and mine instantly came up) There you will see your albums of your photos,choose an album by clicking on itclick on any one photo in that albumselect ‘actions’ from abovego down to edit in creative kitselect resize from the left hand sidefill in the boxes 800 x 800 (sometimes the second set of numbers fill in by themselves)click on save to my albumthen on replace
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This is crystal clear. Thanks for taking the time!
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