What shall I do , the widow asked her friend.
I feel this knife inside my heart again.
What can I do to make my sorrow end
What can I do to stop the bloody pain?
Do nothing, the sweet friend gently advised
Your task is to accept your own despair
The wisdom in your mind will work, she sighed.
Your body hurts and for such pain we care.
Sit here and count the daisies in the lawn
No need to talk nor even think nor will.
As in this peaceful sitting for a day
Your mind will rest and hope and trust may call.
Receptive to the shivering, daisied fields,
The heart releases; to its grace we yield
How my heart sings 
I’m crazy about your work you just write out the world and I want to inhabit your visions. Wonderful!
Thanks so much! xx
My friend you earn it with your gift EVERY time xo
I am glad if I can convey something to others which might help.
You’re very talented – and lovely to read but yes also there are powerful messages that uplift and teach xo
I like to understand my own feelings in such times of life.Especially because we are told to keep active and busy when we need to slow down and weep.
Yes that’s a truth for sure, when sad it’s virtually impossible to ‘keep busy’ and you only really ignore dealing with whatever is causing you to weep – slowing down and facing it seems the only way to really resolve things. xo
And even though we know it,it can be hard at times.I think that is why some people have accidents pr become ill… we are being forced to stop for a while.:)
Exactly true