Passionate quilter,
tiny stitches galore
cacophony of color.
Love migrates
from fingers to cloth.
Character sketch written for dVerse Poets’ Pub. Photo credit: Jonathan M
Passionate quilter,
tiny stitches galore
cacophony of color.
Love migrates
from fingers to cloth.
Character sketch written for dVerse Poets’ Pub. Photo credit: Jonathan M
lillian the home poet 
Liked the “love migrates…” bit very much!
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Thank you – lots of love sewn into her quilts!
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🙂
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Those are gifted hands Lillian ~ Reminds me of my grandmother ~
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Treasures from loved and loving hands 😊
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I think rejuvenating with words like you do is a lot better… still you have to admire those busy hands.
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I couldn’t do this for a thousand dollar bet. It’s a gift! And takes lots of patience!
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My mother is a quilter. She’s appreciate this lovely poem. >
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Do share with her😊. Quilting is truly an art form filled with painstakingly patient love.
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SMiLes.. mY
friEnd.. i thInK
that’s A ticKet
for me too..
A Quilter
of Words
and a BlankEt
as wide as A
UniVerse eYe..:)
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…a blanket as wide as the universe…May I use that please for a future poem? I adore those words. So very happy to know you in this space, Katie.
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Of course
My friend..
In my Eyes
None of
My art
Is copy
Protected as
When one
Truly
Goes to
Earth Hell
aLL
BeComes
Give and
Share in heaven
And I suppose
ThaT iS
God of
Nature
DArk
ReaSon
For
Art
Of
HeLL..:)
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Lillian
as one who can’t sew a button on correctly, I appreciate the amazing art that is quilting
a dear friend of mine, is a fabulous quilter and I know the painstaking, tedious and passionate process that is quilting – the art of the cloth
you’ve stitched a lovely homage to your friend here
am:)
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I tried quilting once. I could sew and in those days made many of my kids’ clothes. But I’m a lickety-split kind of gal and the patience needed and time needed to quilt – ugh! And you finally got all the pieces sewn together and then you had to back the whole thing, stuff it, and then you still had to sew the “pattern” into the entire thing. Nope — I ended up with lots of scraps of material I had for many years and finally tossed when we moved to Boston.
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Shared on FB for my (at least two) quilting friends. Lovely!
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So glad you enjoyed — and happy to have it shared! 🙂
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