I am so sorry for your loss. I've always loved this poem by William Iverson:
These are the ravens of my soul sloping above the lonely fields And cawing, cawing. I have released them now, And sent them wavering down the sky. Learning the slow witchery of the wind. And crying on the farthest fences of the world.
Hugs, Annie. What an auspicious day to leave this mortal world behind...I look forward to your writing more about her, and your wonderful relationship you shared.
i'm glad you were able to go say goodbye. that's a big thing, annie. hugs to you....
please tell me, what song was that quote from? same song that says, "little red wagon, little red bike, i don't know much but i know what i like"? i LOVE that song and have never been able to remember the title!
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I'm so sorry to hear about your Aunt.....................hugs....
...from "Buckets of Rain" no less.
I can't believe I missed posting something on His Bobness's birthday. One of my great idols.
Thinking about you, Annie.
Inger
I hope you'll write your tribute to her when you're ready.
Deepest sympathies, many hugs.
"The hollow horn
plays wasted words
Proves to warn
That he not busy being born
Is busy dying.
So don't fear if you hear
A foreign sound to your ear
It's alright, Ma, I'm only sighing."
Annie, my dear friend, I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of your aunt. I know she was loved very much by you and yours.
And she was so cool she left the world on Dylan's birthday. Now that's style.
Hang in there babe and don't hesitate to let me know if there is anything I can do for you.
Much Love, as always...
xx00xx
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I am so sorry for your loss. I've always loved this poem by William Iverson:
These are the ravens of my soul
sloping above the lonely fields
And cawing, cawing.
I have released them now,
And sent them wavering down the sky.
Learning the slow witchery of the wind.
And crying on the farthest fences of
the world.
Hugs, Annie. What an auspicious day to leave this mortal world behind...I look forward to your writing more about her, and your wonderful relationship you shared.
A beautiful post.
i'm glad you were able to go say goodbye. that's a big thing, annie. hugs to you....
please tell me, what song was that quote from? same song that says, "little red wagon, little red bike, i don't know much but i know what i like"? i LOVE that song and have never been able to remember the title!
So very very sorry.
A dozen of Bob's songs instantly come to mind.
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