Our Saving Grace, A healing message, with love to the animals, from a little hound and a beautiful Daphne

With all this warm

and welcome sunshine

here comes a day

to move along,

this very day

has brightened us

and there is a sense

of synergy

as you admire me

and I am happy to be

blooming fresh

into Spring,

as everything at last

has passed,

and gladly now

transformation comes

so let’s move on,

and with delight

celebrate

this sunny, bright

happy day

and I hear your little hound-dog say……

“I love the chicken and the egg,

the yoghurt there to mix it up

and this past week

we have survived all storms

please let us

have gratitude for a normal way

to rest in sunshine

and please believe

I’m not dying yet

I have new spirit all around

‘Believe me Bee, we have been found.’

We nourish the souls

and come back to centre,

we bring back balance

and we rest as best

as all we do

is for me and you

and the care of animals

everywhere

if you will write

and then you share,

the saving grace of me has been

raspberry juice,

mineral Celloids

bush essences

apple and yoghurt,

and free range protein,

keeping up fluids to me

and watching carefully

to prescribe for me.

And through it all,

here we are

and here we’ll be

for some time

you’ll  see.

So let’s resume

our healing pattern

No little box

lined in satin!

I’m alive, and you see my joy

as I skip my feet,

wag my tail

and sleep soundly now

sunshine streaming in,

Spring has come,

let’s re-begin.

(Written on September 2^nd, 2013, at 1.30 pm with a fresh and beautiful solitary late-lowering Daphne. It had exquisite fragrance, soft pink frosted star-like petals and healthy foliage.)

Nine hours later Poppy was in great pain with a cyst, she lay on my tummy all night long barely moving, she happily ate egg for breakfast, and then gently died nineteen hours after this verse came to us.

The Daphne, seemed to have a new life, after normal flowering season, and there was just one flower! It was I feel, a metaphor for less than a day of joy, and seeming recovery for Pops.

There was a particular CD, that I often played repeatedly for her when she was in crisis or uncomfortable, and it was profoundly healing. She would listen, respond, and rally.

It is Song of Love For the Animals by Lia Scallon, 2009.

There is a resonance between perfumed flowers, birds, animals and man.