Forgiveness, given
in a breath,cherished in the
ears of the dying.
http://chevrefeuillescarpediem.blogspot.se/2014/09/carpe-diem-special-105-francis-of.html
Another amazing prompt! Such a thought provoker this one. I considered doing my usual Triptych of Haiku, but can only find the words for this one: I think it is sufficient and requires no more.
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This is really a nice response on the quote by Francis. Very well done …
Thank you. I’m a bit pushed for time, so I’m trying to be a little more specific in my approach. Might change my mind though by the weekend!
This is beautiful…brings an image of my grandfather to mind who smiled his last moments before dying, content.
Thank you, that means a LOT to me – I’ve just lost my Grandmother of 100 years, so my words kind of wrote themselves.
I am sorry for your loss. You were graced with these words…very nice. I was very young but saw my grandfather minutes before he passed and will always remember his smile.