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Oh, Little One by Amber V Moonstone Thursday, June 14, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Kason, my 3yr old. grandson is staying with me while he is recovering from the croup. He wanted to listen to Indian drumbeats to fall asleep to. He and the music "Ancient Voices" inspired this poem.

Oh, Little One by Amber "V" Moonstone 6/14/12 Oh, Little one So wise beyond your years knowing of ancient drums feeling grounded as you listen. Oh, Little one, brave like that Thomas the engine, that you so love to watch, feeling loved every minute. Oh, Little one, battle a breathing virus, coughing and wheezing sending healing energy toward health. Oh, Little one, helping Nonni, scrubbing the deck releasing all your virus toxins. Oh, Little one, how you make my heart soar, saying thank you and I love you, sending love all over the place. Oh, Little one, sleeping like an angel, calmly dreaming of better days and blissful sun. Oh, Little one, always polite and full of manners, taking great care to make my life ever so precious! Oh Little One (c) Amber "V" Moonstone

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Reviewed by jude forese	6/28/2012

cute!




Reviewed by D. Vaineo	6/21/2012

Amber, What a sweetheart of a grandson you have! Always, Deborah




Reviewed by William Bonilla	6/19/2012

My Goodness. look how big he is already God Bless him Love & Peace be with you William




Reviewed by Kate Burnside	6/19/2012

Oh my goodness, Amber, he's growing so, so quickly! Little One now but already he is showing himself to be The Man of great heart that he will become. I hate when children are sick - how we wish we could take their ills from them and bear their suffering; your anguish is as apparent here as your great Nonni-heart of adoration and wonder. May you both be mutually blessed by the preciousness of your relationship and may it grow and mature with you as life continues on. This is truly priceless. Croup be gone!!!! xxx




Reviewed by Axilea MU	6/16/2012

So moving, a great reminder of the importance of simple moments spent together. Children grow up so fast, but such nurturing moments and words stay forever. Axilea




Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart	6/16/2012

What a precious and beautiful little boy! Love the poem. You should frame it for him.




Reviewed by Barbara Henry	6/16/2012

Wonderful poem ,Amber. It is pregnant with love and admiration. Barbara J. Henry




Reviewed by Lily of Lough Neagh C. Dennis-Woosley	6/15/2012

some are very wise beyond their years as many crystal children are. When I look at this child this is what I see, a crystal child. That inner knowing which draws them to where healing begins. Beautiful Amber as is he Love and Light Lily




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	6/15/2012

Thank you for sharing this lovely and loving offering, Amber. Love and best wishes, Regis




Reviewed by Donna Chandler	6/15/2012

Written with love and a prayer for healing. Donna




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	6/15/2012

awwww..he is adorable, give him a big hug for me..little trooper!




Reviewed by Morgan Merriweather	6/14/2012

hope everyone is well.




Reviewed by Vivian Dawson	6/14/2012

Such a proud Nonni...and rightly so!!! Amber V "Awe" struck from your poetry and grandson, Kason.... Lady Vivian




Reviewed by Laura Fall	6/14/2012

Aw Amber what a sweet little fellow and such a loving write from grandma�s heart as grandchildren are just like our own Hope he feels better soon Laura




Reviewed by Christine Tsen	6/14/2012

You have written a melodic delight! He's so lucky to have such a wonderful grandma nurturing him too ~ Love, Christine




Reviewed by Felix Perry	6/14/2012

Our grandchildren truly our wonderful sources of happiness. fee




Reviewed by Budd Nelson	6/14/2012

Amber, they make our days complete don't they. Budd




Reviewed by Clarence Prince	6/14/2012

"Oh, Little One" He is looking so pleased! He is a blessing!




Reviewed by Ronald Hull	6/14/2012

Sounds like you found the love of your life. Ron




Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg	6/14/2012

he is adorable and indeed precious...they are still filled with awareness of what is real




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	6/14/2012

This is precious. Nothing left to say.