Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Sainted Women

fragile folds in robes
immortally marbled
by ancient sculptors

11 comments:

  1. very, very nice!
    hope all is o.k. with you.

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  2. This is so nice Carol. Thanks for it.

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  3. very nice..
    r u doing ok lately?

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  4. Hope everything is great with you there. It has been a while since I heard from you.

    Have good days ahead and take care.

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  5. Hi Carol,

    This poem kind of reminds me of a poem I wrote about a year ago..different words but I think we might of been thinking on the same lines..when I read this post I thought "wow"..and it's beautiful also..

    I hope you are doing well now Carol.

    Blessings,

    Rhiannon

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  6. hi - how are you doing?

    sugarloaf mountain is still there ( barely)

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  7. Carol, now I get it..you were looking for the poem I wrote that reminds me of yours.:o)..I will try to take some time to find it and post it again if I can. I have to go way back to my archive..

    Will let you know if I post it..

    Blessings,

    Rhi

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  8. Carol,

    I found the poem..actually there are two I thought of..instead of posting them for you, I'll just type here what the dates are in my archive..you may not agree they remind me a bit of yours...I was thinking we might have maybe both been trying to express something similar..not sure..Rhi

    Museum Galleries Nov. 29,2006
    The Golden Moment Jan. 20,2007

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  9. Yes, very nice and similar Rhiannon.

    Here is a link to your poems in case anybody else would like to find them quickly.

    Museum Galleries

    The Golden Moment

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  10. I'm glad you "read" the simiarities in our poems Carol.

    Thank you for putting my poems in here..I don't know how to do that kind of stuff yet but am learning more than I thought I ever could..

    Take care of yourself now,

    Rhiannon

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  11. correction.."Similarities"..darn typos..

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