Smiling Charmed

Debs, read my footnote under that Mother goose poem. It explains who the "real" mother goose is. The people in boston visiting her grave are visiting a grave that does not truly represent the real mother goose, just someone with that name who came up with a few rhymes of her own!! Yes, our special times in life produce some of our best poetry.

deb, get up some new poems!!! I enjoyed seeing your comments at Freddie's blog!!

there is nothing more grand that re-enhancing parental love... beautiful , debbie.. sweet congrats on your award in my challenge.. huggs

Way to go Deb with this great one in the winners' list..Congrats on the win..Great topic chosen about which to write..Closing the gap so that love can flow..Thanks for the visit to my page..Sara

Congrats on your win Debbie...I'm doing OK...thank you for asking...hope you are doing well too...Hugs

Debbie,, Congratulations, in Nette's "TROIS PAR HUIT A BRIDGE contest." always~ Linda

Wonderful take on the theme Debbie ! congrats on great win!

and these are the most difficult, but most important, bridges to maintain. Great take on the theme. congratulations. John

So beautiful, Debbie! The joy of forgiveness shines through your words. Congrats on a merited win. // paul

Excellent. Heartfelt write. Enjoyed. Tfs

deb, I am afraid to write her a new one. I think her contest was at 34 last time I looked over a day ago. Surely it has closed out by now!! Anyway, I have others to get around to!! LIke yours!!

this is a very unique and wonderful way to do that theme. Bet it scores high. I messed up and did not realize it had to be rhymed. hahaha.

A bridge need not be a physical structure as you brilliantly portray here . A delight to read , Thank you Debbie

Very Heart felt, Deb. There is no other bond so profound as a mother and her child. Also, Deb, thank you for your kind comments today. Much appreciated. bfn Lainie

A reconciliation of a mother and son is a heartwarming scene. Love is so magnanimous coming from a Mother. This is so touching.

thank you,debbie... SOUP MAIL!

Debbie very well thought out, you can never stop being a parent...David

what a beautiful acknowledgement of your love.

Also want to thank you for your uplifting poem in my contest. At the moment, I have taken excerpts from some of the poems, including yours, for the front page. God bless you, dear. Love, Carolyn

Dear Deb, I'm so glad you and your son have been reunited. It must have been hard to have him so far away. Just put the harsh times behind you and you may find the happiness together that I have just recently found again with my sister. Yes, we should talk soon. I would like that. I may go to the UK in October. Are you making any travel plans? Love, Carolyn

You can never harm your son..Little poem delivering its full meaning..Great work :) :) Wishes--

A sweet little poem here! Peace & Love Matthew Anish

Debbie this just made my heart ache, I have three sons that I adore with everything I am, beautifully moving....love and light Jayne xxx

Hi Debbie: A simple but beautiful poem about atonement that made my heart beat. Great Write. Here's an Italian hug coming your way.

How touching this poem reflects the balm of forgiveness.