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She Sculpted Me

Angels live in heaven, so I heard you all say, as the pristine celestial beauty they ascend like the sparkling stars in the far away milky way, but I know on the mortal earth they often descend. If you ask me how do I know, I would aver, I have seen the radiance of my mother’s heart as bright as adoring shine of a splendorous star, suffusing me with love even destiny made us apart. In troubled times when the family was adrift in unrest, she toiled to settle down secured in a land unknown, gave a precious gift to my rootless uncertain life, a nest, from where I spread my wings in the sky and have flown. I soared high under the caring cover of her weary wings, my aspirations the wild winds couldn’t blow away. I live in the shadow of her undying love, memory brings, for it’s her hands that sculpted me what I am today. She has left me for her new home a long time ago, when in dismal night the glistening north star I see, guiding me to my final destination, I then know, she is the star, shining with angels in heaven for me. ______________ April 29, 2022 Contest : A Mother's Love, Tributes Of Love For Mother's Day Sponsored by : BJ Legros Kelley

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Date: 5/5/2022 8:57:00 AM
Congratulations on your win. A beautiful/wonderful write. Love your line, "she is the star, shining with angels in heaven for me." So True. Have a blessed day writing away.......................
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Date: 5/3/2022 10:35:00 PM
Subimal, you have so honored your precious and beloved mother with this amazing and loving tribute in her memory. She sounds like she was an angel on earth, and so brave to lead you as you searched for rest. God bless you. I am faving your poem, it is a treasure. Thank you so very much for sharing this deeply precious poem in our poetry contest, and congratulations on it's well-deserved placement.
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