This beautiful poem requires little explanation. Whatever I live through. I end up back at I.
We think these words were found in a Mennonite Church in Canada. This layout is by Janet Brewin – thanks to her “calligraphy” (my description) or her “neat handwriting” (her self-effacing description). They were words my mother treasured and which were used at her funeral.
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Yes Ivon, what a simple way of putting it. Thanks for posting this gem.
You are welcome.
Just beautiful Ivon, thank you so much for sharing it.
You are welcome Dom.
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Bill, thank you for the re-blog. It is greatly appreciated.
Wonderful words – thanks for sharing.
You are welcome Vicki.
Interesting piece of history…beebee
It is.
Beautiful and moving. Thank you for sharing – I will reblog! 🙂
You are welcome Dana and thank you for moving it along.
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Beautiful – speaks to the richness of our human experience and the opportunities for spiritual abiding.
Love it, Ivon; thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you and you are welcome Marian.