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What a great write Nancy... As usual, you brought the street alive infront of my eyes with your words... :bow: Hi Friend forever - thanks for reading this. It was a special street, where as a child I did go for the frozenItalian Ice... and cookies. We did have to choose which establishment to congr...

Thanks Debbie... Life is only a stuttering - to influence the writer!!!! Nancy

Friend_forever wrote:Great write!!

Thank you Friend Forever.... Nancy

""two persons love in one another the future good which they aid one another to unfold." Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

Debbie

Outstanding, and countless are the words of love. Nancy


"When she finds peace within herself, she will become the kind of person who can live at peace with others..."

:cheers: perhaps this is the wrong emoticon to say GREAT JOB!!! Nancy "Haunted from my early youth by the transitoriness and pathos of life, I was aware that it is not enough to say I am doing no harm, I ought to be testing myself daily, and asking myself what I am reaclly achieving." Margot Asquith

your words painted a nostalgic scene from a bygone era for me Nancy..i could see the ladies sitting, gossiping and fanning themselves..and the bakery shops ..the hub of the community..a community where life is savored, and everybody knows everybody and all their kinfolks..you have a real talent for...

moonflower wrote:magnificently written!..i hope you found your way out..lol.. ..this was a joy to read!..

Moonflower, yes, a little different from the others I have posted.. I was running away with it.!! Nancy

Nice poem Nancy once again.. And you, have kept me, after all these years… " Loved this part to know end Godspoetess D Hi Debbie, this was really written rough draft, when I was 16 years old... And, yes, still after all these years! Nancy :lol: :lol: "I have never been especially impressed by the h...

Hey Erin....

Found this in one of the sub forums... and wanted to sayYES GREAT JOB over over again.

Nancy


""Mothers are the most instinctive philosophers..." Harriet Beecher Stowe

Mothers' Seat on the Left Barely out of childhood – we met… endless hours talking stretched out on red velvet.. (Mothers' spot on the left) near her old reading lamp You drove your Fathers' car parked in front, along the avenue. I listened for your footsteps front door bell, never worked. You wore l...

Heinzs - A great prose poem. A dream, one which I followed and was with you all the way. It was beautifully written. Thanks for sharing. Nancy :lol: :lol: :lol: ""Mans most human characteristic is not his ability to learn, which he shares with many other species, but his ability to teach and store w...

We Found Peace but no Valley. . . Dressed in winter gear scarf hat double jackets boots triple socks spare gloves stuffed into hip pockets. . . mittens colored red dog brought his own coat… walking down down you said, a valley here? down, down. . . Just wore this coat. . . wind is fierce in the fore...

Wonderful Debbie. I like the way you said, you write all kinds of people, whatever is on their hearts... what a great way of looking at others and learning the deepest part of them... GREAT POEM Nancy

""Let us never confuse stability with stagnation." Mary Jean LeTendre.

Jay Street The air - thick bakers baking Italian bread. . . Two establishments side by side. Every morning filling bags the color of the Italian flag. Two baker's fought for thirty years, over a parking lot. . . a piece of property shared by the establishments. . . Neighbors watch from nearby porche...

So True!!!!!

Nancy