As brush to palette, as hands to clay I sketch and mould my words. Nothing lustrous here no bright and gaudy colours, no smooth or shaped sculptures, just simple truthful words to look beyond, between the lines to find the crumbs of comfort I try to pen.
Words that spill like broken pearls scattered from saddened mind. The same feelings as yours perhaps?
The words fall to paper forming like inky dew to glisten and shine…
I seldom find the phrases I need to mend this heart of mine, to weave this magic spell for you.
As brush to palette. As hands to clay. As words to… Â Â All Rights Reserved @ Susie Hemingway.
Oh Susie,
my joy at finding your site up and running again is tempered only by the awe I feel at your amazing ability to articulate your feelings in poetry. Thank you !!
Thanks Elizabeth, It has taken much work for the clever guys to make blog ‘safe’ again and we are watching carefully. I didn’t stop writing during this time although I could not post until sorted. Thank you for your kind words.
I have followed your blog since before your husband died. I thought you were gone forever~ I am very happy that you aren’t
Ahh that is so nice of you to say. I had a problem as somebody infiltrated my web-blog and it was decided to remove for a while to clear the problem. I have been continuing to write, it is difficult for me not too! All very best wishes to you Susan and thank you for your nice comments. Hope to see you here again.
My daughters father in law died of multiple myeloma…Your poems reach and touch all people..Thank you for sharing your gifts..
Susie; Thank you so much for continuing to write / compose your beautiful poems. I love this poem so much! Beautiful composition. Thank you!
Bless you Kenth – I am so pleased you enjoyed “An Image Painted” it is for friends like you I continue to write. You are very strong the way you manage to continue so well. I send my very best wishes for your future wellbeing.
Hi Susie, this is yet another example of your magic way with words.
scattered from saddened mind.
The same feelings as yours perhaps?:
These lines capture your purpose, your ministry, if you will; do keep on writing–and posting.
Thank you John, You are very kind. Perhaps it is, that when you have felt such pain, it becomes easy to understand the words entered here. If my simple words help to promote the ‘healing tears’ of others then I must continue. My very best wishes to you as always.
Thank you Susan, I am truly sorry to read of the loss of your daughters father -in-law to MM. I ramble away with my words but it is always nice to know they may help. Blessings.