nun-like
with quiet precision
you yield,
fold laundry, tidy rooms,
teach children to read
Day 23
23 Thursday Apr 2015
Posted in Aging, Family, Meditation, Work life
One Woman's Quest
Passion for writing ignites my soul's momentum
The Naga
Critical. Crazy. Catastrophic.
Fred Gonsowski Garden Home
Garden Design, Gardening and Interior Decorating information, how-to, and ideas
GOOD BLACK NEWS
The Good Things Black People Do, Give and Receive All Over The World
NPHR Blog
Public Health Matters
The Shout Heard 'Round The World: Exploring the Meaning and the Message of the Declaration of Independence
Just another WordPress.com weblog
Life is But This 命
Urban Orchard, Poetry, Philosophy, Food, Diary, Memoir, Photographs by Mary Tang 鄧許文è˜
EWIAN
Independent audiovideo artist
Jessamayann
whispers & screams & in betweens
Brendan Cole - Writer
Musings On Life and Other Minutiae
forgottenmeadows
thoughts from my mind to yours
Little Jasmine
A fine WordPress.com site
Epiphanies
Documenting the little truths that make every day worth being enthusiastic about.
Elan Mudrow
Smidgens
There Are More Poets than Stars in the Firmament
would I know the truth of life if not for poetry
akylus
"Every heart sings a song, incomplete, until another heart whispers back." ... these are my songs and whispers.
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I can relate 🙂 Well written. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you!
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really nice. So clear, so concise.
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Thanks! So appreciated.
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I see this so clearly–wonderful image!
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Thanks. I was folding laundry and got all Emily Dickinson-y. 🙂
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Wish my laundry folding could turn into poems. 🙂
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