My Heart Can Understand
By Carol Besset Hayman
I do not wish to gather fame or fortune,
I am content with what each morning brings.
My place in life is small and not noteworthy,
I’m happiest among the quiet things.
The garden swing at twilight is my blessing,
The smell of roses and the song of birds…
The pines against the evening sky are patterned
In colors far too beautiful for words.
My house is warm with friends and filled with music,
A favorite book is always close at hand,
A cup of tea, an open fire… daydreaming…
These are the things my heart can understand.
Our Experience With Childlessness
What does one write when all they can do is nod their head vigorously, zealously, enthusiastically up and down, up and down??
Yes, Sallie… yes–everything above. YES!
Warmly,
Ann V.
I love that.
Thanks for sharing