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Ryan, always bring beautiful things to life.:) I’ve been on an emotional rollercoaster lately…: this peace actually made me teary eyed. It’s beautiful ❤️
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Awww,
what a perfect write from your talented mind. It took my breath away!! It will be on my re-read list for sure.
My crush on your poetry is intensifying I am afraid. 🙂
So lovely. I had to Google Jonquil because I needed to see what they looked like. We call them daffodils. Anyway I found this interesting bit of info on a website:
What the Jonquil Means:
Jonquil represents the feeling of desire – as well as getting the feeling of desire and love back to you. It’s also a symbol of sorrow. All these meanings might have sprung from the Greek myth about Proserpina.
The story goes that she was gathering lilies when she was kidnapped by Pluto, the god of the underworld. As the god carried her away, she dropped the lilies that she pied and these turned into jonquils. Their blossoms are dropping down in sorrow for Proserpina.
Hope your Saturday is behaving itself 🙂
‘she’ exists for many of us and when she enters our lives we are better for it…lovely write
I am unsure if there is one that inspired this piece, but that aside, absolutely breathtaking!
Such a relatable poem Ryan, and your eloquent imagery immediately tugged my heart-strings
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It’s a re-release .. my contract was terminated with my previous publisher … there were on the East coast of America and I signed up just before covid started .. logistics became complicated … but I have persisted and funnily enough I’m with Jaymah Press now, who right on my back door in Torquay .. and Judy, my editor/publisher has been fantastic .. and yes it’s a great looking book 📖
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