read between the lines*
she’s youngfilled with yearningsinexperiencedeager
determined to achieve her goal
step by stepnimble fingersshape and cut thefabric of dreamsglue and persistencepiece it all together
delighted because it is what
she had hoped for from thefirst scant idea
little girls know no boundariesdon’t always think of difficultiesthat may prevent them realizingtheir dreams
grown girls often lose their waydrowned out by the voice of reasonthe caution of doubtand fear of failure.
this is for and about my ten year old daughter...and myself. :)
love,
Eaton
beautiful her, well captured sentiments.
ReplyDeletebeautiful her, well captured sentiments.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, how are you?
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so long, how are you?
I featured your entry from last Halloween at this year’s Halloween post, bless you, missed you a great deal, hope to see you join us for week 11 poetry picnic this week.
keep up the excellence.
This made me think of my little girl. Love this!
ReplyDelete"little girls know no boundaries
ReplyDeletedon’t always think of difficulties
that may prevent them realizing
their dreams
grown girls often lose their way
drowned out by the..fear of failure"
Wow, think I can identify here! This was terrific- thanks, and horses too- beautiful.
Your header is gorgeous Eaton! Hey, I hope your doing well.
I'm dealing with some health issues the Lord has simply chosen to keep me in the dark about. Humbling to say the least. Anyway, I'm haven't been responding much on my posts just cause the energy issue, but hey, I do make it a point to visit. Your in Sunday already and hope your having a peaceful weekend-
Sending you a warm hug~