How exciting! A brand new, made up, job well done!, poem style by my bloggy friend, Robin! Today we make history together. Robin made it; We’ll write it. It’ll be recorded in the halls of internet fame forever: Cuz you know, once you blog it you can’t take it back. 
I’ve chosen to write my Pensieve about Motherhood. A challenge since the poem utilizes each of the five senses. But I believe I can do it. Let’s see:
Proverbs 14:1 “The wise woman builds her house, But the foolish tears it down with her own hands.”
Motherhood
Envisioning each hope for her children as clearly as her own, a mother’s eyes unique alone
Laughing, sharing, correcting, teaching and guiding- a mother’s words imprinted on the hearts of the young
A mother’s hands doing double duty to discipline and comfort must never stop with the work to be done
No scented candle can compare with the fragrance of a baby’s embrace, a nuzzled neck at bedtime prayer, or the aroma of a wisely built home
The fruits of these labors sweet, a passion fruit unrivaled in all else of life.
Visit Robin @ Pensieve to see more! I can’t wait to see what everyone else wrote and I’m sure Robin can’t either. The above photo is of a statue by Charles Grafly at Wichita State.
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Pamela
ooooh… another one that I can embrace. Beautiful!
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Robin ~ PENSIEVE
Oh, Amber…wonderful!
I’ve read only a few of these, and I have to admit…they’re blowing my mind! I had NO idea how much I’d love the form until now that I’ve read a few.
Perhaps because they engage all the senses, the pensieve helps me to see as the author has written; I have understanding into the way they’re thinking.
Wow…can’t wait to keep going.
THANK YOU for being part of this groundbreaking (snicker) work!
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Peculiar
Amber, this was precious, true, good, what else needs to be said girl?!!
I really enjoyed this, and as a mother, and because it used all of the senses, this really touched me. Thanks so much. Glad I stopped by.
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Taylor
Wow that was amazing I loved it!!!!
Great Job Keep up the work..
crickl's nest
Wonderful! I loved it and think this is a very fun form of poetry.
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Dianne
That’s awesome, Amber. What a perfect description of motherhood.
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Junebug
Very good. Lovely.
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Karisma
Beautiful, just beautiful!
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Joy
Bravo, very well done!!!
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Karmyn R
I think you did marvelous – exactly right about motherhood
jeanie
Very well done – the taste bit was the hardest for me to imagine when contemplating my own, but you have a marvellous job employing a metaphor!
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Brandon Satrom
Very nicely done. I loved the seeing line, the idea of a mother seeing hope for her children, and that it is a sight only she possesses. Nice imagery!
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