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One word
after another tells
a story with no
ending until the final breath.
Listen to
the stories told.
Fill your heart with
laughter and memories to the
very last moment of your life.
Kim's cool prompt at Poets United's Verse First today is to compose an add-a-word poem, where the first line is two words, and each line has one more word added.
Yes, 'do not go gently ...'
ReplyDeleteSo lovely!
ReplyDeleteThe stories make it all worthwhile.
ReplyDeleteHow cool... I'll have to go check it out.
ReplyDeleteYes,so we should store them wisely with color and fragrance...Lovely one, Sherry!
ReplyDeletenice...i am a collector of stories...it is our stories that tell much of us...and those that live in this world with us...
ReplyDeleteI truly like the building of breath and heart and laughter!
ReplyDeleteLike the form which builds the expression as one reads it. Stories are the one gift we have to give that may outlast us, and keep on giving,
ReplyDeleteELizabeth
http://soulsmusic.wordpress.com/2013/02/06/living-in-the-gap/
Sherry,
ReplyDeleteI loved your response to the word challenge...
It reminds me of the story-telling ways of my dear old Irish grandfathers. Both told great tales, which are absent from life these days. Spoken words are so important..
Best Wednesday wishes Sherry,
Hope you are in good fettle, as winter reaches its final weeks and spring is nearby:)
Eileen:)
There truly are very few things in life that surpass the value of a good story! We all must keep telling and continue to listen!
ReplyDeleteWord. Amen
ReplyDeleteI love your advice. Hope we listen to each rich word, 'til we can hear no more. Nice thoughts Sherry.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and wise Sherry... your words can fill a heart.
ReplyDeleteThe double-poem here is both visually and aurally appealing. And you message is stellar. Bravo, Sherry!
ReplyDeleteThat's the way to go!
ReplyDelete<3 this! Such wisdom in so few words! Profound~ Well done!11
ReplyDeleteWords link us together.
ReplyDeleteLife is a story and you wonderfully place the meaning of the story of one person's life in just a few words...
ReplyDeletefil your heart with laughter and memories - great idea!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, Sherry! And good advice to boot!
ReplyDeletewonderful advice... just tell the story
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