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A rhyming poem re an unusual event that happened recently at our house. Thought-provoking. |
| My wife owns a pretty Christmas cactus that blooms once a year and no other time. A dire tragedy nearly befell us last week; my GI bleed made her fears climb. On my second day in ICU she comes home to attend to a few details. Worry weighing her down, what does she see? Her cactus bears a bloom! The strange sight quells her fears and calms her mind, for it’s a sign for her from Above that I’ll be all right. Today I’m back home recovering fine. I’m not sure that bloom was a holy sight. What she also told me did give me pause. When each of her two sisters she did tell of her cactus blossom, tears fell because both said their cactus bore one bloom as well. Each must decide about three out-of-season blooms. Due to natural or holy reason? (Poetic format: Quatrains with 1 - 3, 2 - 4 lines end-rhymed, ten syllables per line, with an ending end-rhymed couplet having eleven syllables per line) Please check out my ten books: http://www.amazon.com/Jr.-Harry-E.-Gilleland/e/B004SVLY02/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0 |