avatarMartine Weber

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The website content is a heartfelt poem dedicated to the author's sister, emphasizing the heart as a symbol of love, connection, and the importance of both giving and receiving love.

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The poem titled "The greatest gift of all" is a touching tribute to the author's sister, expressing the profound nature of the heart as a source of love and empathy. It encourages the reader to recognize the heart's role in caring for others while also acknowledging the love and blessings one receives. The author reflects on the heart as a constant, guiding companion that encourages us to listen to its messages of love and acceptance. The poem concludes with a message of hope and happiness, urging readers to embrace the love within their hearts. Additionally, the author supports the 'Share The Love' initiative by including a poem from Gurpreet Dhariwal and promotes their own poetry collection, "Celestial Days: Spirit of Hope and Happiness (Illuminating Poesy Book 3)."

Opinions

  • The author believes that the heart is a miracle that enables us to care deeply for others.
  • Empathy and the ability to love are seen as intrinsic to the human experience.
  • The poem suggests that it is important to not only give love but also to be open to receiving it.
  • The heart is personified as a kind companion and a reliable guide in life.
  • The author expresses a deep connection with their sister, indicating that love transcends physical distance.
  • By participating in the 'Share The Love' initiative, the author shows support for community and shared creativity.
  • The promotion of the author's own poetry book suggests a belief in the power of poetry to inspire and bring joy to readers.

The greatest gift of all

A poem for my sweet sister

Photo by Becca Tapert on Unsplash

There is a miracle in this world, and it is called our hearts. It is what makes you care for all that is and breaths.

It’s the only way to feel love, and the way through which you are loved. It’s how you can see the other for what they truly are.

When you are a caregiver, empathizing with all that is, then you know how to let your heart speak, but do you also know how to listen?

For your heart is also reminding you that you are so loved and so blessed. It’s okay to give but to also receive the love from your heart and its sisters.

Your heart will never leave your side, it always ticks for you. It is your kind companion, your never deceiving guide.

The only thing you need to do is look deep down inside of you. And find that little spark, I’m sure it’ll ignite a smile.

So allow your heart to shine for you, find the peace in your precious core. Accept the love that’s in your heart, the greatest gift of all.

— For my sweet little sister on the other side of the world. Them that I love, know that I love you :-)💕

Stay safe and be well!

I’m supporting the wonderful initiative of Martin Rushton ‘Share The Love — May 2020’

So with every poem or post I write, I’m adding in a poem that has really touched me. This one is from Gurpreet Dhariwal:

Sometimes with our hearts, we just see new light brought in the world, is it God? We just know that life is more than that, eternally more than a dream.

One says it’s a miracle, the other says God, who knows what it is may say it. There is no one who knows how to explain it … Behold the Miracle of Love.

— Martine Weber

Thank you for reading! If you enjoyed this, enclosed is a link to a few if my stories and to one of my recently published Poetry bundle ‘Celestial Days: Spirit of Hope and Happiness (Illuminating Poesy Book 3)">Celestial Days, Spirit of Hope and Happiness’:

Celestial Days: Spirit of Hope and Happiness (Illuminating Poesy Book 3)">Celestial Days, Spirit of Hope and Happiness
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