my doorbell rings
and there they are
as sweet as sweet can be
with a gift
of
fallen camellias pink
lawn daisies white
dandelion yellow
no stems
just
giggly
chattery
affectionate
love
and a precious gift
on a sunny spring sunday
may their sweet friendship
blossom for years
until they are old
and
little girls bring them
stemless
bouquets
of wonder
and they will say...
how rich I am
Joan, this reads like a blessing to these two little girls, and to you as well. I am smiling as I close the day on Saturday, here, and think of it all as I sleep. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteJoan, what an incredibly beautiful post. Those sweet girls with those adorable bouquets and your words - just beautiful. I wish the same for them.
ReplyDeleteThank you Penny and Talon..aren't they just so sweet..little girls are magic creatures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wee girls and words J, so very lovely. Friends are wonderful whether young or old and mix of ages is even more special. There was a wee girl living across the road from us a few years ago and she had a friend playing with her, Clare went over to say hello to them and our young neighbour did the introductions saying to Clare "This is my third best friend" ....wee girls and their friends ;-)
ReplyDeleteMy third best friend..that's cute M. The lovely spring day we've had brought all the neighbours out today.
ReplyDeleteThis is so sweet. And I can imagine how welcoming you are, for them to be smiling like that, and holding such gifts.
ReplyDeleteOh, how lovely! You (and they) are so fortunate!
ReplyDeleteDelightfully-Lovely Post, Joan!
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My sentiments echo those of Vicki Lane....... what a lovely, lovely post. Lucky you to have princesses living so nearby! :O)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great thing for the girls to do and the verse was wonderful.
ReplyDeletethank you for extending such a perfect gift of happiness.
ReplyDeleteThank you friends for calling. I am lucky to have wonderful neighours..the children are so lovely and so are their parents.
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