Cradled Poem by Cynthia Buhain-baello

Cradled



I catch the tears that flow
From the Sadness in your eyes
And all of them I can throw,
To be diamonds in the skies.

I can transform the Pain
From things that caused you hurt,
With them I can make some rain,
That will bless and green your Earth.

Your restless minds calmed here,
Those many fears, and Doubt.
As misty Rainbows appear,
When Sunshine has opted out.

Come listen softly to my songs,
For sounds you hear are soothing.
Each bird that sings belongs
To my music, free and refreshing.

Those times you feel so alone,
Close your eyes...be with me.
These are here - for you to own,
Beauty that comforts peacefully.

Your Mother,
Nature

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Cynthia Buhain Baello
July 31,2012
Philippines
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Wes Vogler 29 December 2015

Nicely phrased Cynthia. You have a flair for the pictorial. Images are transferred vividly. I can tell thus one came easily. You must try the disciplined beast called the limerick. When successful, it is very rewarding. .. All of them I can throw to be diamonds in the sky. brava

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Cynthia Buhain-baello 30 December 2015

Thank you Wes Vogler - I will try to write a limerick this 2016. Happy New Year!

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