Pregnant,
a beautiful soul
grows within me.
Two souls close.
Then birth
of a daughter
transforms woman
into mother.
Separations,
brief at first
turn long,
breaking hearts.
Souls grow
closer still.
Love endures,
Beautifully.
Creative and hard-working blogging friends, for over a year you have inspired me with your words. My first poem ever, Love in Ten Lines, came about because of your influence being felt in my heart! Thank you.
In return, I hope that I can encourage you to enjoy your family a bit more, thrive in midlife when you feel dismissed, tackle social media when you feel lost (on Twitter for example), and get things done when you feel overwhelmed.
A special thank you to my daughter, Devin at D.K. Pope (Everything I’m Doing) who inspired this poem and was the first to encourage me to blog, as well as my first poet friend, Sylvester at SYL65’s BLOG (The Magic of Joy) and my first journalism friend, Mark at Mark Bialczak (Free Advice) who have inspired me to write more and to write freely.
Beautiful Sunday to all ~~~~~~~~ Angie Mc
Beautiful poem, Mom. ❤
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Coming from you, that means the world to me , sweet poet girl ❤
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You composed a true beauty, here and with the subject of this wonderful love poem, too, Angie McFly. To your daughter and you, my friend, may you have the best May Sunday. And thank you for the link and kind words here.
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Thanks always, Mark! I’m off to a baseball game or two and a birthday celebration, so a lovely Sunday it is. Enjoy ❤️
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That was lovely! 🙂
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Thank you, Victo! Mama love you know so well ❤
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Very beautiful poem, Angie. The flow of inspired creativity between mother and daughter. Thank you for definitely inspiring me and for always keeping my tastebuds hopping. You are truly appreciated dear friend!
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The poem is beautiful to me because of my daughter, Sylvester. You know she makes me better ❤ Thank you always and…don’t get too busy with your sports and forget about making gazpacho 😉
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I know she does, Angie. I will make time to fit the gazpacho in between the baaketballs, pucks, and baseballs flying all over. 🙂
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You’re the man, Sylvester! I just purchased cool square bowls specifically to make my gazpacho look pretty ❤
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Got to have gazpacho in style. I can envision you on the food network or the life channel 🙂
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You flatter me, Sylvester, and I love it! Oh to be on the Food Network…I’ll need to settle for watching too much of it 😀
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Haha, then we’ll continue to enjoy your food posts, Angie Mc style 😀
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Powerful words. Trying to thrive in midlife…not always successful, but humor helps 🙂
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Humor is critical! Hanging around with those who get your humor helps too 😀
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Humor is a powerful weapon, it confused people.
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LOL! I grew up in a funny family within a funny town. When I moved away and realized that not everyone was funny or got my humor, that was very eye-opening! So I very much appreciate good humor and I especially appreciate when people “get” each other’s humor 😀
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Wonderful, Angie..you are indeed a poet ! Love the sweet photo of you and daughter…that is one lovely and strong gene pool at work there. ☺ Van
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I’m a poet and now I know it! (Couldn’t resist.) Funny, my Devin looks like Dave! But in this photo, our likeness show. She’s a dear ❤
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Beautiful poem.
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Oh thank you, Michelle ❤ I think it’s all about the love. If I can channel my love into my words then the words will hopefully sing with truth.
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Very nice.
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Thank you, John ❤
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Can you send me the picture? ❤
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You bet!
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Lovely, Angie. 🙂 ❤
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Thanks! I’m working on my 3rd poem right now. Who knew?! 😀
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It’s not hard to see why – you have a beautiful spirit, so it’s only natural that you would put together beautiful words. 🙂
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Which begs the question…will the be more poetry coming from your beautiful spirit?! 😀
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This was absolutely beautiful, Angie!
I really appreciated (and understood) the poignant words that came after, too. Thank you for this 🙂
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Why thank you! When the mama love is flowing, nothing can stop it. Right, Michelle?! 😀 Hope you and yours have a beautiful Sunday ❤
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You, too Angie!! Xo
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Aww, I see what you did there! *hugs* ❤
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I’m glad you see me, Ness 😀
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