One of the first things you discover when you put an inspirational website online, is that a lot of people will write to you. Many of the letters I receive are complimentary, praising the website and its content. Some are more specific, mentioning a section of the site or a poem the writer especially likes. Still others are intensely raw and personal from people who feel comfortable enough to confide and share their private thoughts and feelings. Mail is always welcome. I feel fortunate that there are so many interesting individuals who not only visit Inspiration for the Spirit, but also take the time to write.
Peace and Love always,
Patricia
Hi, this is a return visit so that, today, I could read your poetry. It is soooo beautiful ! They are a real treasure of talent. Thank you for sharing with all the world. I think the one I connected with most was “Who I Am.” Atta girl! Blessings.
Wow, you’ve done so much work since last I was here. “Dicky the Diver” and your garden page are my personal favorites. I also liked your page in memory of September 11th. I liked everything really. I recently saw a movie, “13 Conversations About One Thing” (that thing being happiness), and in it one of the characters quotes Milton’s “Paradise Lost,” and here I’ll paraphrase as well as I can remember, it’s something like— “The mind is its own place, and is capable of making hell out of heaven and heaven out of hell.” You’re positivity is inspiring. Let your light shine.
Your site is beautiful, and it brings a sense of peace to just be there. I especially enjoyed reading “Senses Affected” and “Miracle Man.” The graphics and music compliment the contents of your pages perfectly. Thank you so much for sharing. Peace and love.
I like your poetry . . . it’s really inspiring and beautiful. I hope there will be more poems on this site.
Lovely poems.
I can only say one thing . . . beautiful. I just love the lady with the lamp. Thank you so much for sharing. Talk soon.
You unknowingly touched me in a profound way. I wanted to say thank you, and I find this poem really isn’t all that great, but it’s all I could come up with.
You’ve put a smile on this face again
Helped to ease all of the tears and pain
Lifted my spirits and brightened my day
So I wanted to take the time just to say thanks
Thank you for helping me to get through
I’m sure this is coming as a shock to you
You probably weren’t even really aware
That you helped me to get from here to there
Just a simple act of kindness on your part
Went such a long way and touched my heart
I’m thankful there are hearts like yours around
Because if it weren’t for you I would still be down
My skies are once again turning to blue
And the only person I can thank for that is you
I just thought you should know what you’ve done
Thank you once again for bringing back my sun.
Lasca, Never doubt the “greatness” of this poem . . . or the strength you’ve found within yourself. I’m so pleased the sun is shining again for you. Days won’t always be bright—we all manage to somehow slip and fall back. But hope does spring eternal when we have someone to fall back on. It’s a warm and wonderful poem, and it has touched my heart deeply.
Hi, You created so beautiful site. I liked my visit. You can be proud. Thank you!
Hi Patricia! I do love your work! You have a fresh way of delicately drawing emotions. I especially liked “Out of Sight” . . . “Mean Brother Rising” . . . “Cloud Nine.”
“Cloud Nine” is absolutely beautiful. Solitude, blissful solitude is one of the most denied and yet precious assets we have. I’m glad you were able to get past the pain and find and celebrate YOU again!