From Shreveport, LA
(The first few lines of this poem refer to specific evidence I have received while giving a mediumistic reading – the first few stanzas are about my work as a medium, then they shift to a message from the loved ones, just as happens when I give a reading …)
Scalloped edges of a cloth …
Fine vases on a shelf …
Pictures of a bygone time -
Treasures beyond wealth.
Images comes to your mind
Words you do not know
The evidence they come to hear
From the place where loved ones go.
You bring them back to life for them
For a brief moment they are there.
“I live! I’m here!” they say to them
“I reach out and stroke your hair.”
“You cannot see me, yet I’m here.
When you call my name I hear you.
So speak to me and come I will
Your voice it draws me near you.”
A medium two souls unite
Yet for this there is no need.
For always are two hearts enjoined
Who once on love did feed.
Embrace your loved ones with your heart
Even though they have moved on.
You’ll see them once again, please know,
For they’re not forever gone.
Just from your sight for now removed
But much aware they are of you.
So walk this day with lighter steps
For they walk with you, too.
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Okay...so I am reminding myself, "Breathe... breathe..." My heart is racing, and I feel the love. "Scalloped edges of a cloth... fine vases on a shelf..." Those two lines bring "chills" and recognition.
ReplyDeleteEver present and ever with us...everlasting world of spirit...
How grateful I am to be able to "walk this day with lighter steps" knowing our loved ones are always near.
Thank you, Suzanne, and thank you, World of Spirit, for this lovely and precious poem today.
How this poem begins with the "scalloped edges of a cloth" is beautiful..
ReplyDeleteOur "wealth" comes from treasured memories with our loved ones. Acknowledge their presence even after they are gone and "Embrace your loved ones with your heart"......