Romantic Rhapsody in Swishing Silk

Hi, Tom! They were extraordiary people. I cant even explain them!! You would have loved them. Most people admired them, they treated all like Kings and Queens and including others, less fortunate, Compassion was their Modus Operandi. They never asked anyone for anything, never played the oppresse, or victim game. They came here from another continent,not asking for a thing, just what could they give,that was their legacy …Edward was named after my Dad,. Oh howthey loved Elena! Dad never met Edward, my family is a mirror of their values! Pangie Romios i rescpect you so much!

I just saw your comment, Paul, it is quite moving. My Mom was AFAV to so many people. She had the quality I have seen in Pulitzer Prize winning friends. Two attributes: giving,mixed with outstanding humility. I have seen this multiple times.to have a Mom like her, wow, a gift. Even more increble, seeing her after she passed away, where did the few wrinkes go?from where came the gold strands that mixed with gray? How did her skin glow like that? Elena stood there reading from the Torah. I stood there far from sad. Uplifted, hardly is the word I seek. Appreciatiatve of your FAV. Hugs, Pangie xx

Dear Nancy, my daughter Elena, constantly gives me that advice about small stuff.)) yes, I dont know how but Mom’s inner beauty atop of her looks, made her a standout at any gathering. I think she was far better looking than I. I felt like an prphan after she passed. Nice to see you. Pangie xx

I agree with you,Paula I do have many memories to share Nice communicating with you today, Pangiexx

Hi Karen, on behalf on my Mother and I, thank you,.)) She was i’ll she is the only person I know who cried every time she heard the wedding marsh. She thought it was really pretty.. After she retired, she went back to work as the consultant in the wedding shop. she then went to each bride’s wedding that to make sure that the dresses were exactly right. It wasn’t part of her job. It was something she did from her heart,,,thank you for coming by! Hugs, Pangie xx

Kare with the sensual heart, hope you are well. ..i know you pen some great love poems. I wasnt here, of course, when Mom married,,and in pictures…had flowers on each side of her face…My Dad proposed to her as she sat on the hood of a car ~at a church carnival! Now there’s a story that is bursting with ~ideas for another poem! Thank you, Karen. Pangie xx

Yes, it is, it was also a dedication. Hope all goes well with you! Blessings, Pangie xx

They found love, Beryl.!Both living to their eighties! They owned their own businesses, worked long hours and when I was 10 , mov ed to a large house in the suburbs. They were dreames in a good sense! I called their car, The Silver Dreamer. They w ere unafraid to thik big and live outside the box. They inspired many of my friends. All of w hom became successful in life. Including their grandaughter, Elena Eagle, who, like themm, reacches for th e stars. Love to you,Pangie Xx

Hello Panagiota, yes you had a great mother. her birthday May 19th. She semed to be a great woman. You had a great mom. a lovely tribute to your mom. Hugs. /darlene/ xxx

Thanks Daelene, I wrote the poem first as a romance piem. Then I realize that my mother looked on this she got married.. Her birthday is soon but alas she is gone. Read my comments to Gershon.. thank you Pangie

Thank you, I added a foot bote sibce you replied.. my Moms birthday is may 19th, fromm her wedding pgotos, she was glowing, like Ashley Judd in the imagr, my Mom stoodin the snow for hours during the fepression with 100+0thers to get a job One opening. The night previously, he sold herself a green velvet dress. Mm got the job, from there on man, next job was at the board of trade. She was so excited when she told us about that.. SHe was quite a woman. Never a kvetcher…always looking to do mitzvahs for others, i miss her. And that kind of class.. never a kvetcher! I was blessed… She was as you say, in the poem …class plus elegance! She knew how to grow people not destroy them. One in a million.. thank you… Pangie

Oh, no. Deb, i think you have my number! LOL)) Thanj you sweetie. Panggie xx

Oh, golly, you sure know your flowers! She reminds me of my Mother…there isnothing like dancing with a spiffy man in tails!! I try to write with simplicity and deicacy. At times but not always. But. …also inspirational ones, humbled by the FAV, She reminds me of my Mom. Thank you Pangie xxoo