The Prayer of Jeanice
Your mother is delighted to hear
Everything that I can see in you
But I also must remember
Some things that you did not:
Would you ever have seen them, heard them, or thought of them twice?
A man who danced as he walked,
Oh, I did not even see him!
A man who offered the finest meal of raspberries.
Mmm, Does he know that someday I will eat with him?
Two traveling women who, now I see it, who are running from their past.
A child who asked his mother for something.
Did he know that he could have asked me?
A woman with velvet hair, who is living a life three hundred years in the past.
O, Would she know, if I should tell her?
And I see myself!
Me, I know, for that is my self, that you have remember these things,
for now I have found you!
I am still in the process of self publishing the golden book of tales, making small adjustments, and illustrating them. I am still going to submit some other (unpublished) tales to contests, and try to get those tales published that way (as an alternative to self publish that someone suggested). Below is the Golden Book of Tales, will self published soon!
The Golden Book of Tales
(Cover Image)