A "special" Harvest

Hi Diane...lovely poem; not all children are born clever, but they all have their own special talents and know how to love and be loved in turn. #7 // May I take this opportunity to wish you a blessed and merry Christmas and all the best for 2015. hugs // paul

beautiful peace here my friend

Hi Diane I think this a very beautiful poem.It teaches and reaches and shows such love and understanding from yourself-thank you.

Good topic and wonderful write for contest, a winner in book... glad you like my poem "Under the Blanket" it was fun to write and ofcourse my lovely wife enjoyed it too... thanks Michae

This is beautiful, Diane! I love the message you convey here-- I've dealt with special children and they are truly wonderful kids, so worthy of loving to being loved-- congrats on your win! :)-- nikko :)

Your poem move me since I have a nephew with severe autism. We love him nonetheless. Powerful poem and welcome to the "Soup". Peace & Blessings Matthew Anish

Congratulations on your win with this wonderful inspiring poem. I totally agree with your sentiments. Aloha, Connie

Congratulations Diane on your win in Linda-Marie's contest "Harvest Of Happiness". Love, Carol

Very good final lines in this one. Congrats on making the winners' circle. LUv,Andrea

beautifully said, love it , congrats on your win in the contest

Congratulations on this fine win in the contest, Diane

Congrats Diane on your success in my Harvest of Happiness contest.. a very special write indeed.. appreciate your support..with luv

What a beautiful poem Diane. All children are special in my eyes . God Bless Phyl

Nicely written and touchy haikus and Tanka, Diane! Thank you for commenting my work and have a great weekend! Best of luck in the contest and keep your creative pen flowing!...Gert

What a touching poem Diane. I can very well relate since I have a cousin with Autism. Thanks a heaps for your comments.

I can relate to the poem since my nephew is autistic. Nice work. Peace & Blessings Matthew Anish

Thanks also for your comments, they are important to me. Thanks also Diane, in being able to see into my Poem Precept level importance. /The mind in and of itself can never see into the higher logic of Love's precept level of consciousness. Smile! Agape, Moses

Precept level poem write Diane(!), Love's presentation! The mind's concepts of learned knowledge must now take the back seat as Precept Love creates new horizons of new consciousnesses of the Sacred Hearts. These special children are somewhat detatched from what the mind terms normal, but they have connections through their hearts to God(Love) himself! This is the higher level of Love's Logic.

It's two of us who love children alike, and understand that their disabilities are our opportunities to love. All the best in the contest, my friend.

Truly beautiful, a heart warming piece to know others in our society still care - each of us is unique and all have things we can and can't do some more than others. anyone who has ever made the effort for these individuals will know the delights that can be brought through offering little more than time and encouragement. Thanks for stopping by to comment/read today, appreciated. Kindest thoughts, Anna-Marie.

Written from the Heart. When I grew up I lived in childrens homes where there were kids with disabilities. They were so caring and joyous, and always wanted to join in everything. Many a moment I can look back on. Thank you for your Soup Mail Diane >> James :)

This reads like a winner to me..Good luck in the contest..At one time children with disablities were kept at home but now they are out there so it is important to teach our children and grandchild to respect them for they each have a personhood that is special..I am glad that I chose this one to read today...Sara

This is a special poem as well, Diane. you did GREAT!!!

Diane best of luck with this gem of an entry for Linda's contest.. I absolutely love your title.. So apt for the contents.. Love Wilma

An excellent poem with a strong message that tugs at the reader's heart strings. These "special" children are the essence of love. Well done, Diane!