Sunday, December 30, 2018

ENDURING FRIENDSHIP

 
I value enduring friendships. Most of my blood relatives have long passed on. So I adopt spiritually, those who fill an emptiness inside my heart chakra.
 
It is easy to have acquaintances. But to cherish long-lasting, loyal friendships is a soul-gift.
 
When my cherished friends become ill, or pass on, it breaks my heart. When they are hurting, I pray for them to heal. In my ancient lifetime, these precious souls do the same for me.
 
Thank you for the years and love invested.  Thank you for the sincere warmth, respect and loyalty. You really are my family.
Love RubyNorma *o*
 
 
 
p.s. even though you have gone to spirit, we are still enduring friends.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
PRECIOUS SOULS, REST IN PEACE UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN
 
 
COMMENTS: CANNOT STOP THE TEARS FROM HOW MEANINGFUL THIS POST IS.  F. 
 

16 comments:

  1. Cannot halt the tears from the beauty of what you just wrote. Thank you from my heart. FYP

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  2. Being able to call you my lifetime friend is an honor. K

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  3. It has been many years that you and I know one another. The love and support we give is a treasure to me. J

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  4. WOW! Such a caring and meaningful writing Dr. Y. Through your writing, I feel as if we are friends. GH

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  5. Lovely words, Ruby Norma and I'm sorry that you have lost so many friends, including family members. Gordon in England.

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  6. It has been many decades since we adopted each other. I have never regretted it. B

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  7. Thank you for so many years of loyal and supportive friendship. C

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  8. Lovely! I love Native American poetry. Blessings for the New Year, Ruby…Gypsy...

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  9. I am a writer and could not have said this as well as you have. DF

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    1. Dear DF... Thank you for this comment. All I did was write from the heart. Dr. Y

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  10. I understand exactly what you mean, regarding relationships. Acquaintances are a dime a dozen, but it's friendships that are the rare coins in our lives. M.D.

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