Tuesday, July 4, 2017

He Hung The Moon Comments

Rating: 5.0

Ah… if only we all could make the most of what we're given, and only need to the level that we can afford, and be satisfied with it all.

After a long gabfest of basic human observation, and since there were no other customers, she walks to the back room of her store and comes back to show me a framed photo of her Dad, with his granddaughter on his lap. So proud was she, of this photo of Dad with her daughter; as was he, to be holding her, this flaxen-haired girl of his girl. He wears a plain ball cap… no holograms, no neon stitching, no trademark logos… just, "Pollock, South Dakota, Farmer's Collective" printed on it.
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Seamus O Brian 04 August 2017

Your writing so wonderfully captures the exquisite, quiet satisfaction of the joy of living. When I read your work, I always regret that I have not come back sooner. Excellent work, my friend. A real gift to readers who have a taste for the beauty of life, both in the shadows and in the sunshine. :)

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Kumarmani Mahakul 04 July 2017

In family basic needs are very simple. Level we can afford can satisfy us. An interesting poem is shared here is really amazing.10

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