leave me

Oh ... this one made me tear up. I have a grandparent with dementia. How sad, but beautiful

welcome
is the peer admired.

welcome

is the review.

well, i have seen from up close the nature and the affect of this. And there is no known cure yet, and i have no issues with that if that time comes for me personally, for life has truly been blessed. And i wish others see what i see. And not to mention the affect of the aforementioned on the near ones. Dementia is but one effect of Alzheimers.

This scribble also delves on the beauty and the reality, that nature- over time, reclaims everything we think we  have for ourselves, secured. And of course, the serenity in her lap, be it reclaimed territory or not. I believe ruins, have their own haunting beauty.
So making them my abode would at least do something in the  new growth.

appreciation
immense
for the visit
the review!

on perfect sync i feel..when u say about ruins..their haunting beauty & peace, being part of nature & newnessness underway as if in constant rejuvenations. the title & L1 caught me.. utterly moving piece in there & from there on as u load in the heaviness & your instincts...afterall, nature is the solace. ever. feel the lightness.  
soulful & soothing are this sleep & sweet oblivion, part of a blessed journey.    feels wordless beyond this now..

light n love ev

Welcome
is the Poetess Admired!

welcome
is the insight brilliant!

yes, for intensity of the light that you shed
on this dimly visible piece
is sheer blinding. That is how the joy and honor
is felt by this inker.

yes, indeed
part of a blessed journey
for i try find and count each and every blessing
i can,in my life
just like the company of brilliant minds and souls here!

humbled.

appreciation
beyond words
for everything
dear friend!

Aptly expressed, and a nod in agreement.

welcome
is the Friend Admired!

welcome is
the kindred spirit!

honor- the visit
the review!

appreciation
immense!!

``conscious    
and  
thought out``

my, my
how did I miss this?
But I am glad
that it was you
who beat me
to it;)

Thought provoking ink,
not as cold but definitely
in`fused.

xo`Dev

welcome
is the Friend admired!

welcome
is the honoring review!

well,
i reckon
my envy for your "magisterialistic" copyright requiring jewel
is far greater! ;-)

humbled.
is the feeling here!

appreciation
immense!

I
feel
fuzzy

:)

:-)

humbled.

So many great lines in this piece of poetry, wonderfully written. Thank you for gracing us with your talents, dear friend.






~anonshadow

welcome
is the poet admired!

welcome
is the review affectionate!

humbled.
the appreciation of a peer
is truly humbling.

appreciation.
immense!

this
ruins

a prelude
conscious to conscious

and only dust
in between

welcome

is the honor

of  a dear Friend's visit!

welcome

are the words golden

in their glow!

yes!!


so much depth
in the review
it's humbling.

utterly!

'made my day'
would be a massive understatement!


Thank You LadyRain!!

much obliged!

I lost my own Grammy and recently my father to Alzheimer's, it truly ravishes not only the human mind but the spirit as well. You have a way of writing that cuts to the marrow of thought & provoking inner reflection's, throughly enjoyed. Respectfully,
Shadow

I have lost my Grandad, and other relatives to the same. Have lived and seen the last years of their lives, speechless and most part immobile. The effect of their condition on them and on the hearts,minds and spirits of all the loved ones. And it is the latter that had compelled me to ink the above.

welcome
is  the company of my Friends here
welcome
are their reviews  heartfelt.

honoring and same time humbling
i find the above kindness.

appreciation
deep!

My father was always a big man, 6'5, deep deep baritone, right before his death on thanksgiving I, all of 5'0, towered over him. Awful, my mother passed from a brain anyerism, my Grammy & daddy from Alzheimer's. Sad state of affairs & more than likely how I'll go, I'm at peace with it. I believe in karma, so long as I continue to speak truth & cause no ill will I'm at peace. Loved this work, reflection does the soul good. Respectfully,
Shadow

Sad indeed to learn of the grief and times that we wish not to visit upon anyone. Tough for us just to learn but only you have truly felt it and borne it. For all the near ones, to see them go and like that.

Yes,  firm believer here, in Karma. And can thankfully say life and the blessings i have in it has got something to do with that. Wish nothing but good and good times for my Friends!

yes, reflection indeed does help.

warm regards
C_F