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regards2you
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0 posted 2002-12-19 10:08 AM





How I wish,
    just sometimes,
I had someone
    to cook breakfast,
bring it to me,
    in bed.

With a small flower,
even a dandelion,
   in miniature crystal vase,

would be nice.

A tray of love,
    I miss so much.

How I wish,
    just sometimes,
I had someone
    to love me.

I get so lonely
for that special touch.
.
.
    


..without surrender, be on good terms with all persons..
        "Desiderata"

[This message has been edited by regards2you (12-19-2002 12:06 PM).]

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1 posted 2002-12-19 10:16 AM


Orange Juice, fried eggs and toast
Spread with butter and chestnut roast
Herbal tea with a touch of honey
All on the heart of a old oak tree
Sorry no flower in a vase
With winter not a bloom in the place.

Gloom

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2 posted 2002-12-19 10:20 AM


Oh, Pat, this one is full of emotion.....  


I hope you will have, too, if that's your wish, sweet friend. You are a very warm and loving person, with lots of heart to share with somone special.....  

"Love makes the world go around"
~~with love and hugs from Ethel~~  
                  

regards2you
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3 posted 2002-12-19 10:26 AM



Ohhhhh, Professor,

With your kind of flowery breakfast,
that would be one flower too much, anyway. This sounds just right. Thank you.

Warm regards, Pat

..without surrender, be on good terms with all persons..
        "Desiderata"

regards2you
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4 posted 2002-12-19 10:41 AM




Ethel,

Don't be too concerned. I think all single people, not attached somehow to a significant other, feels this ache sometimes. Joshua, my grandson just learned to make scrambled eggs and French toast and egg salad with lots of garlic...when he comes and spends night with me I almost have to hide the eggs, least we end up with a cholestrol attack! He brought me a flower once. It was my daughters only blossom on a special plant she nursed to health for couple months, and was thrilled for that one flower at least, practically worshipping it. Knowing what a special flower that was, he picked it, just for me. Tsk! (without asking, first)

So, I am loved, one way or another.

Thanks for responding. Hugs, Pat  
  


..without surrender, be on good terms with all persons..
        "Desiderata"

[This message has been edited by regards2you (12-19-2002 12:08 PM).]

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5 posted 2002-12-19 12:22 PM


Nice "wishful" write gal....that breakfast in bed is indeed a sweet gesture...whether from your mate, or from a very sweet child...a dandelion, burn't toast with O.J. spilled in the plate....runny eggs...and a very sweet proud smile from a five year old....think that's the best breakfast I've ever had....
regards2you
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6 posted 2002-12-19 12:33 PM



Toe,

You are absolutely right and I've had many such as you describe. Those are the most precious acts of love,  bestowed by a child. Though my grandson is not old enough to cook alone yet, he'd willingly try....if I'd let him...there is something about the kitchen burning down, (and me having to get out of bed to deal with it)  which leads me to wait for that special treat awhile longer.

Thanks so much for your reply.

Hugs and happy holidays,  Pat

..without surrender, be on good terms with all persons..
        "Desiderata"

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7 posted 2002-12-19 12:39 PM


breakfast in bed...I haven't had that in awhile either...good poem.
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8 posted 2002-12-19 01:33 PM



hm, the way you invite people into
your world and into your emotions with
the greased words you used and slick
images that stick to head crevices, yep.

well done.

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9 posted 2002-12-19 01:50 PM


LOL at Chris reply.
I love dandelions, and enjoyed having this poem on my breakfast tray.

regards2you
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10 posted 2002-12-19 02:22 PM



Dixie, Thanks for your reply. I was watching 5 AM news today and restaurant had breakfast ad on with all the yummies...and I just wished someone would go fix it for me.....
Small price though for being single and mostly happy!

Christian, I know you also had just read Butterfly Kisses before replying here. Thank you for two good critiques. New here, you'll come to realize some of us do talk to one another in our replying, letting each in a little more, getting to know us.
I had talked w. Ethel, E-mail yesterday...so mostly my long drawn replys are sometimes to reassure others I am ok, and not to be too concerned if I write sad.

Casy, glad you enjoyed.

Hugs to all,  Pat  



..without surrender, be on good terms with all persons..
        "Desiderata"

[This message has been edited by regards2you (12-20-2002 06:06 AM).]

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11 posted 2002-12-19 03:02 PM


The only breakfast I've ever had brought to me in bed (excepting that stuff that passes for food in hospitals *G*) was from a cat. *G* Let's just say, I was wide awake after his gift? LOL

I understand and live this... well written! *S*

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12 posted 2002-12-19 03:11 PM


Hey Lady,  
Keep writing and letting us know about your little grandsons. I don't have any little ones around anymore, so I really enjoy hearing about yours (and the other writers). Have you looked in some of the other Discussion Forums?  It's wonderful the way the "family of friends" here share photos of grandchildren, and nephews, too. Probably if I look back far enough I will find more delightful photos of our "family's"  family and friends. If not in photos, then in pictures painted with their words. I guess that's part of what makes Ron's wonderful Passions In Poetry so "homey" and peaceful feeling. Don't you think?

"Love makes the world go around"
~~with love and hugs from Ethel~~  
                  

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(big hugggssssssss) Oh Patricia, I hope you have found that special someone, sweet friend, I know this feeling and you are so deserving of this happiness as your compassion and friendship is a sunflower radiance to us all! kiss on cheek) God Bless You, sweet friend, we all love you so much! You have such a beautiful heart, sweet Patricia, thank you for sharing!



May love and light always shine upon you!

Love,
Noah Eaton

"Underneath your clothes there's an endless story..."

Shakira

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14 posted 2002-12-20 06:31 AM


Pat here's hoping Santa will bring that breakfast in bed to you!  Well......tehheee....not Santa but a special guy anyhow.  Hugs to you.
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- And so it was that time stood still -
     (blink, breathe, stand, fight)

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