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WATCHING OVER ME

WATCHING OVER ME ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A soothing breeze caresses my face softly murmuring a sweet lullaby as it slowly drifts by. I feel the presence of my ancestors, of those I’ve loved on their angelic, gossamer wings gently floating by. I’m overcome with love and delicious memories of a time past, their echoing voices only can I hear. With glistening diamonds on my cheeks, I gaze through tear-filled eyes silently sending them a message, “Miss you. Wish you were here.” Then I pause, wondering “Maybe they’re near?” I feel them in the faint, fragrant springtime breeze, it’s awakening breath filling my soul with wisdom and bliss. I hear them in fall’s rustling golden, crimson, and umber leaves descending, twirling, swirling, and drifting toward the ground. I see them in the magnificent monarch butterfly delicate as dreams, its wings unfolding with a tender touch. I feel their spirits in frosty morning’s dawn, their crystal kisses on my nose and cheeks fill me with heavenly joy. Like silvery moonbeams dancing on my skin, these signs comfort me with their reassuring touch. Perhaps it’s true. Maybe the angels I see are my loved ones stopping by and watching over me.
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Baker Avatar
August 4, 2025 at 9:34 PM
Likely, my love. We do see signs and wonders of things unknown. Your words are so enchanting, and they flow smoothly as I read. Your use of imagery is excellent, Sara. Blessings, Bill
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August 5, 2025 at 4:52 PM
you're such a dedicated follower, Bill. Thanks for your kind and insightful comments. you're the best and my favorite, hugs
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