The trumpets rise in my garden
Just in time
They gather in clusters
because a single trumpet won't do
The news must travel far
We hover over my daughter
waiting, seeking, hoping for
good news
and cherish each ray of light,
each golden morsel
After a month-long stay at the hospital
she will be released
to come home
within the next two weeks
Yes!
A glorious dreamy moment
There may be more bumps
in the road ahead
but for now
we are cherishing
this fresh hope
I would like to thank everyone
for your support and encouragement,
your prayers and wishes
At last
Good News
Loud
let the trumpets sound!
Dear Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteI am glad to hear your good news! My thoughts and prayers are still with your little daughter and your family.
Rosalie
Dear Rosemary - my eyes are filled with tears of happiness for you all to hear this encouraging news - let the clarion call ring out for all to hear.
ReplyDeleteSon tan bellas tus fotos que me has dejado con la boca abierta!.Realmente una maravilla estas imágenes.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo grande.
Truly a time for a trumpet fanfare to herald the good news and renewed hope. Your beautiful family continues to be in my thoughts and prayers!
ReplyDeleteNiech te piękne trąby ogłaszają, że córka wraca do domu i będzie dobrze. Bardzo się cieszę. Pozdrawiam cieplutko.
ReplyDeleteLet these beautiful trumpet to announce that her daughter coming home and going to be fine. I am very happy. I greet warmly.
It's a long story how I reach your blog but glad I did. Being a visual guy from birth, I was blown away by the beauty you have there in your backyard. Also, your photography skills have made the flowers more beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGood wishes from India. :)
Best wishes to you and your daughter. I hope she is soon restored to complete health.
ReplyDeleterosemary...wow..thinking of you.....and hoping for the best...great pictures
ReplyDeleteThe good news is that she is coming home. Cross your fingers that in no time, she'll be back in full health again. Sending positive vibes your way. Hang in there:)
ReplyDeleteRosemary you have the lovely Lily-scheduled and all details shown This is a strong point of yours!
ReplyDeleteAnd the title is also top invented!!
grt,
Annie
http://anniezon.blogspot.nl/
I'm glad to hear your daughter will get home. I hadn't realized that she's ill. I'm so sorry for that. I hope she'll be in good health again. It's heartbreaking when children don't feel well or have to be in a hospital. I'm happy you can be together at home again! How old is your daughter?
ReplyDeleteHi Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteGood news that your daughter can go home.
Best wishes and I hope they will be healthy again.
Your flowers are totally awesome.
Regards, Irma
Hi !
ReplyDeleteI can really hear the sound from this trompet ! Beautiful colours again.
Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteyour photos are stunning, conveying your feelings.
I know that your daughter has experienced a lot for her age, she had suffered such heavy moments in the hospital.
And I'm glad that she comes home, let it will last longer!
God bless her!
Rosemary you've really outdone yourself here...these just might be some of the loveliest shots I've ever seen :) LOVE the third one. My thoughts and prayeers are with you and your daughter. I hope she feels better soon.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, let the trumpets sound, with news as good as your images are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHello sweet Rosemary,
ReplyDeleteYour flower pictures are always so gorgeous, one of the best I see on blogs.
But mostly I would like to say how much I wish your daughter could get dramatically better soon.
It is good that you loose your thoughts in photography to get your mind off and take in the splendour of mother nature.
God bless her and all your family
and they are so beautiful with beautiful words, Rosmary!
ReplyDeleteI can almost smell them over here... love it!
Warm greetings,
Anna ;))
Stunning and such a beautiful post Rosemary. I celebrate with you and continue to send my prayers for your daughter that her health returns and her homecoming is all that you (and no doubt she too) are dreaming of and hope for!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Rosemary. My thoughts and prayers are with you and for your daughter.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear your daughter has been ill. I wish her a speedy recovery. Your lilies are divine x
ReplyDeleteOh Rosemary, I didn't know your daughter was not well. Forgive me. Now that she's out of the hospital, here's wishing her speedy recovery and may God bless her with good health, beautiful spirit and strong courage to face life again. My prayers are with you Rosemary so stay strong. Wish I knew about this earlier.
ReplyDeleteLove the celebration in your garden welcoming joy and happiness in your family!
Warmest regards and thoughts. Take care.
Beautiful colors and nice macros of these lilies Rosemary. The details you know magnificent display. Lovely to see :-)
ReplyDeleteI hope eventually, everything would be fine with your daughter - may she have a miraculous recovery. Wishing you all the strength under this trying times.
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