Eternally Glowing – the poem below – is my take on d’Verse’s Quadrille challenge.
The Quadrille is simply a poem of 44 words (excluding the title), and it can take any form. This week’s challenge was to use the word “tinsel” in a Quadrille.
Eternally Glowing
Tinsel on the tree
"It's time
For a cuppa!"
She'd say.
I cannot forget
Not so much the tree
My Dad chopped
Free.
Not the trimming's
Frail sheen
The gifts
'neath the tree.
But Mum's
Golden sheen
The gift of love now
Eternally glowing.
(our last Christmas together)
Arise & Shine 
That is equal parts moving, beautiful, and clever, Anna – I love it so much.
❤
David
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You know what’s funny? One of my sisters took a pic of my Mum, my youngest and I on the beach (one of our last pics together) and each of us were glowing with a halo type light at the top of our heads. I so treasure that photo – and had to think of it as I penned this.
Thank you for your sweet encouragement, David.
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Very beautiful and moving–I have no words.
Much love to you. ❤
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Thank you for your sweet comment. Much love to you too ❤.
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I can understand how good it is to have such a memory.
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It is indeed, Björn. And I also know I am so blessed to have memories of such love from my Mum, when not everyone does of their mother.
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A beautiful tribute to your mom. Memories are so powerful for healing and peace.
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They are indeed. Thanks for the prompt, Mish. It was fun to have a go again.
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