Hey dear fellows
Hope and Pray that stream of life is flowing smoothly in the swift flow of time while touching both banks with elegance and strength !
Each bank has unique flavour to create more beauty and to enhance more meanings to it so you can live with much awareness and more wisdom .Yas talking about the bank of joys laying on one side and bank of sorrows on other :)
Hope weather is being cooperative to enjoy your indoors and outdoor adventure as here November is getting pretty cold ,Northern areas are having snow and windy rains .
Here in southern part either is also having slight rains with air which is little new as here winters mostly stay airless which make them mild but this time this is quite airy which is increasing the cold to quite an extent.
For the first time of my life i am feeling less cold as normally i always used to be very first who wear the sweater and pair of socks and declare in the house that "it is cold now "
But this time while taking multiple vitamins through medicines described by doctor for joints pain i am the one in house who is feeling less cold , Hubby seems not happy with my new low look as he often peek into my eyes and asks with worry " are okay" and i reply with effortful smile "yes it's just medicine effect may be"
As medicines are making me feel very heavy and sleepy so i reduced the doze as i told already doctor (previous experience) that it will may cause much dullness so i will be taking them with gape ,so consequences are better .My joint pain seems to loosing it's grip gradually and i am quite grateful for this as movement is becoming easy and painfree so sounds like new birth with new vision of life!
Dear friends want to share with you one of my old poem which is from my early posts hope you will like it . Instead of giving link i copied and pasted it for you !
Take great care lovelies !
have blessed ,happy life ahead!
God bless you all! enjoy the poem below!
Good to read that your medications are helping you, sorry though that you feel so tired and heavy, hope,this will,soon pass.
ReplyDeleteI hope that you will soon feel better!
ReplyDeleteOh! this is entrancing. Love the idea of the painted windows, very clever!
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel a lot better soon, Baili.
ReplyDeleteThe side effects of medications can make us feel different too. It’s a fine balance between the original symptoms and the effects of the meds. Hope you feel like yourself again soon, Baili.
ReplyDeleteDear Baili - Sorry to hear about the uncomfortable side effect of medication but nice to know your moving has become easier. Hope your health condition becomes much better in the good balance of medication and physical problems. The poem is so moving. If we don’t know the negative side of life, we won’t be pleased with pleasures from the bottom of our heart.
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I like your poem! Glad your joints are starting to feel better!
ReplyDeletesweet poem, thanks for sharing. Glad the medicine is helping and you got the right dose now.
ReplyDeleteI really like your introductory paragraph with it's metaphor for life.
ReplyDeleteI hope you continue to feel better and that the cold temperatures do not get too cold. I enjoyed your poem, life is beautiful but you have to see some of the sadder things in life for you to fully enjoy the real beauty of life, that was my takeaway...
ReplyDeleteI really like your poem Baili.
ReplyDeleteI am sorry that the medication is making you sleepy but I am glad that you are feeling better in other ways.
I am in New York State and it is starting to get cold here too. I love all the seasons but as I am getting little bit older I find that I like the warmer weather best.
Have a great week!
The poem is moving. It shows that in order to really experience the beauty of the world we must know the truth of the world. I am feeling your words in my heart. Wow.
ReplyDeleteBaili, your poem is lovely. Thank you for sharing it. I am glad to hear that your medication is helping. Yes, they can make you drowsy so be careful in getting up from the chair, walking and using kitchen utensils as many accidents happen that way. Stay safe. It is wonderful your husband is looking out for you, too.
ReplyDeleteI guess I'd rather be tired from the medicine than suffer joint pain...feel better.
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon. Listen to your hubby too, he knows you better than your doctors do xx
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry you are having joint pain, Baili. I do hope the medicine makes you feel better. This is a delightful poem. "Swinging the swing of peace and love".....that sounds wonderful. : )
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What really struck me is the loving concern of your husband! I'm glad that you are feeling somewhat better, Baili! Take care of yourself, dear friend! I loved your poem. No one wants to be a bird in a gilded cage! Real feeling and freedom means so much! Sending you a big hug!
ReplyDeleteGlad you a feeling a bit better, that's always a good thing. Yes it's getting quite cold here in the UK too.
ReplyDeleteThe cold is always bad for joint pain hope you are feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteMerle................
Very sweet poem Baili :) I'm really glad your joint pain is getting better. My exercise and stretching is helping but I am still not sure I need medical help or not...I'm hoping NOT!!! I hope you get used to the meds soon, I personally hate that dopey feeling and I tend to give up too soon. It's snowy here now, winter has set in our Laurentian mountains, it's very pretty...but ask me again in April and I may not have the same opinion! :)
ReplyDeleteA well-written poem. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon. I would be grateful if sometime I could just put on a sweater when things got cold. Here it would only be the first layer.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely poem, Baili. Thank you for sharing it. I'm very happy to hear that your joint pain is getting better. I hope as you get used to the medications that you feel less tired. It can take quite some time to feel normal again.
ReplyDeleteLoved you poem.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week!
nice post.thanks for sharing it.
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Here in my place in India, its cloudy and raining too... Poem is so lovely...
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful poem Baili!
ReplyDeleteKeep taking the pills and have a truly wonderful week :)
Em primeiro lugar desejo as suas melhoras e não abuse da medicação...
ReplyDeleteQuanto ao poema, achei-o muito belo e com sentimentos de esperança "but a feel of real joy bloomed her soul so high.
The joy that she never had before in her life.
Uma boa semana.
Um beijo.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful poem with us, dearest Baili!
ReplyDeleteI hope your health conditions will become better. Try to rest and take a good care of yourself! ♥
Your poem is lovely, Baili, and maybe true for everyone - we cannot be protected like a princess from the truth of this world, for good and for bad. I do hope that you find a happy balance with your medications and continue to be free of pain. We are getting cold here....lighting the fire every evening now. Wishing you a lovely week. Hugs and blessings xo Karen
ReplyDeleteBaili, I thought your poem was lovely, thank you so much for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteI am pleased that your medication is helping. I have heard many people say that it can make you drowsy ... so do take care and I hope as the weeks progress you will feel much better.
Sending my good wishes
All the best Jan
I am glad your joint pain is being somewhat relieved by the medication, baili. I hope you can gradually adjust the amount of medication so that you have a good balance of pain control and alertness. The cold makes pain seem so much worse, doesn't it?
ReplyDeleteI love your poem - and, as always with your writing, you have found the nugget of truth and explained it very well . . . we may be safe when we are protected, but we don't fully experience beauty until we also experience pain!
Please take care of yourself! Your health is important! Beautiful, touching poem! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteMust have missed this post from you somehow.
ReplyDeleteDo hope you feel much improved soon.
Baili, this is a sweet poem... it's true, we do enjoy the happy times even more when we have difficult times xox ...
ReplyDeleteI too used to be the one who put a sweater on all time, now I rarely even wear a jacket when I go out and it is early December (No snow yet but quite chilly for others)... I think I am just going to buy a hoodie and use that for my coat this year as I don't have to go out in it often and I just can't handle being overtly hot xox I hope you feel well soon xox
I hope that you are continuing to feel warm, Baili, but I also hope that you are feeling better all around. I always enjoy your poems. This one speaks to me of longing for freedom. I would never want to be a pampered, protected princess ~ Give me the real world with all its challenges. I particularly loved these lines: "she was in castle ,like a heart in rock, castle kept her like pearl in a clam." What a powerful expression of being cut off from life and the real world. Thank you for sharing your beautiful poems. They have a real impact on me! The baby pictures of your sons are so cute!
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