If nevermore on earth loved ones we see
In this sad world of strife and agony,
Surely, someday in heaven we all shall meet
To lay our burdens at our Saviour’s feet,
And in His Presence may we ever rest,
Pardoned and sanctified, beloved and blessed.
an unnamed poem by Florence Clee, early 1900
aroused 
We will meet.
I like to believe that the energy and consciousness that gave the person awareness still lives on, and that we don’t need to wait, for they’re always with us…
💕💕💕
Love, light and glitter
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I believe they do too Eliza!
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The cats are really sweet. I like the poem also.
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my friends cats and my aunts poem … I’m just the vehicle 🙂
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Once again, your great-aunt Florence brings us comfort and peace with her words!
Oh, I do hope she knows how her poems have lived beyond her and that she is still helping people all these years later! 🙂
Thank you, SweetKate, for sharing her poems with us! I envision her perched near your shoulder and smiling!
We should all be reading the poems written in the early 1900’s…they would give us help in our lives today!
(((HUGS))) 🙂
PS…the kitties are sweet! Looking so regal and calm! 🙂
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the kitties are mother and son, we managed to get my cat friend to find home for his 4 siblings … an inner city terrace home is not an ideal life for cats! xx
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indeed but isn’t that life …
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It is, the trick is to see hope when we feel sad.
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absolutely coz if that hope vanishes it’s time to seek professional help!
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i look forward to that, she said it with beauty and grace
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yes she does … thinking to post more about her and her life soon, gleaned from newspaper clippings 🙂
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wow! she was quite famous then
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absolutely, most of these poems were published either on song sheets or in newspapers. Have a personal handwritten letter from Winston Churchill on his PM letterhead … but all of these were well before internet was born so her work hasn’t been passed on until now!
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you have some national treasures there Kate
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for sure Gina 🙂
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wow! this is so beautiful, it brought tears to my eyes.
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yes her words have that power Wendi!
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Exceptionally beautiful.
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her words have that power Elizabeth!
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Your Great-aunty’s writing are glorious treasures Kate, and the pieces you have present us so far, are truly wonderful poems…xx
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yes she sure had talent Ivor!
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This is quite wonderful 🙂
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yes she had a way with words!
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What a beautiful poem Kate.👏👏👏
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thanks Laleh, from a distant aunt!
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Such a beautiful poem. So needed at this time.
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thanks so much Pene!
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Wow Kate your great aunt’s poetry is again outstanding…written in the early 1900 and you posted it over a century after..then we read it with our hearts feeling the relevance of the poem.
Not to mention that she said we will all be pardoned and sanctified by our Saviour..very comforting Kate
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take care precious … and a poem a week please?
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yabba doo!
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Your aunt is amazing and what a profound and positive poem, Kate. Loved the cats too they are so lovely.
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Beautiful poem Kate.
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thanks Rupali!
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A timeless message of a positive heart 🙂 ❤
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This is timeless 🙂
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Such a treasure trove of timeless verses you have, Kate! This is so deep and beautiful. Love the pic of cats.
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friends cats, aunty’s poem, thanks Punam!
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Aunt’s timeless poem. Someone who likes animals must be a good person. These cats are more tiger than cat 🙂
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