Sometimes the world outside is black and dreamlike—
Last night the sky was so full of clouds and mist so deep it was hard to find a shadow as Boomer and I walked along early in the morning of today I couldn’t help myself thinking we were walking into another world.
The time was about three o’clock with a chill wind blowing. The feel of rain was in the air.
I stopped by the hay stack yard letting the scent of baled hay fill my senses, reminding me of summer gone by.
Boomer stopped also, sitting at my feet looking out into last year’s pinto bean field a quizzical tip to his head
It was while I was standing there, leaning against the hay stack wagon I felt a shift in the very dark. Suddenly the soft sound of the night was gone.
I stayed very still, Boomer also seemed enchanted into stillness.
Then the feeling vanished, like a shower from a falling star.
Walking back to the house, I stirred up the fire, got back to a nice warm bed; I realized how oddly comforting that space in time had been. For I felt my parents were with me; Daddy put his hand on my shoulder and Momma leaned in an kissed me on my forehead.
Then the veil closed, and they were gone, leaving sadness and peace, all wrapped up as a huge smudged teardrop.
From my world to your heart.
Linda




This one is especially beautiful. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Bonnie Simon
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It’s so hard to miss our parents. Logically we know they are gone, but the ‘need’ and ‘feeling’ for them never goes away. Thank you, Bonnie!
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That was beautiful. Bought tears to my eyes.
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My eyes cried too.
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What beautiful thoughts and words!
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Heaven is real.
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Thanks for sharing that beautiful moment with us.
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A gift
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Love how the light streaks down from the sky.
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I loved them also. Not planned for, but still they were there.
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Nicest of moments ~ especially when we least expect them. Thanks for sharing.
)))hugs(((
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Yes. We never think we can ever see them again. And, although, I didn’t see them, I did feel them and it was good.
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Wow Linda …. last night I woke up around 3 am and had had a really poignant dream about my parents and the old house we used to live in. It was more than just the usual flicker of thought ….it seemed very long and I was almost on the verge of tears when I awoke. I understand what you’re saying. We can thank God we had such wonderful parents. Praying we’ll see them again some day. Peace to you!
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It’s a special feeling to find that tiny tear in the veil and for a second to be with our parents again. I’m so glad you had this great experience! It’s a true blessing.
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Very touching. Brought a tear.
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We were so very lucky, you and I, so very lucky
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I am losing my mother to Alzheimer’s right now. My father passed away about 10 years ago. It is so hard…I always feel that they are with me. Right there.
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We lost Momma’s mother to Alzheimer’s. It was so hard and so sad and so…just everything. My heart goes out to you, Charlotte! Hugs!
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You must have loved them very much and they you…and that filters down from heaven at times we least expect it. 🙂
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And sometimes at the time we most need it!
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What a lovely moment 💚
I got your card! Thank you! I am always seriously late with these things 🙂
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That’s okay! I had a great time sending a card all the way to Ireland!
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People we love are always there. Sometimes they let us know.
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And what a gift when they do!
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Oh how special Linda .. hugs
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The feeling carried with me for a whole day!
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Bless …
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