Slip From The Shadows

By Jeanne L. Thompson

If you have ever grieved the loss of a loved one or experienced another's loss, I believe this wee book of poetry will inspire you to look at death, loss and grief in a different way.

If you are looking for a way to express empathy for the loss of a loved one, please feel free to share with others. I appreciate of course that I am mentioned as author.

I am also very great-full to those of you who will recommend downloading Slip From The Shadows to your circle of influence.

There are a lot of people leaving this planet. Healing our grief and overcoming our fear of death, transformation and the unknown are what I believe will bring those who choose to remain more peace.

With Love and Gratitude,
Jeanne. L. Thompson
22/03/12

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jeanne L. Thompson
• Release date: Mar 6, 2012
• ISBN: 9780981226101

Jeanne L. Thompson

Jeanne L. Thompson makes her home in Ontario Canada. She is an intuitive counsellor and the published author of 3 books of inspirational poetry and prose as well as a 13 song CD of original music. You can visit her websites at www.bluemarbleinspirations.ca or www.thenumbergenie.com

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Slip

From The

Shadows

Jeanne L. Thompson

Copyright 2012 by Jeanne L. Thompson

Published by:

Blue Marble Inspirations at Smashwords

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Table of Contents

Preface

Slip from the Shadows

Moving Forward

Path Revealed

Your Hand to Mine

You Left Your Mark

The Journey

Wisdom Of The Pines

When I Think Of You

You Walked With Me

Fishing Lessons

Twenty-one Daisies

Flower Sisters

The Bridge

Petals of Time

Like A Beacon

For Emma

Cycles

Creation

My Heart Slips Free

We Must Heal

A Mother’s Creed

Legends Do Live On

For My Family and Friends

Here I Am

Dawn is Before Me

Just Last Year

Memories For The Bard

Eternal Love

Legacy

Remembrance Day

Cast Away

Love is in the Earth

Stone Sentinels

The Dove Is Free

A Memory

In His Honour

Missing You

Shaman Stones

Bones

Eagle In The Sky

Time Passes

Grandma’s Kitchen

You Still Live In My Heart

Man Of Love

For Mary Anne

See Your Way

Cardinal Signs

Child Of Love

Grief

Letter To Mother

Letter To Father

Walking Papers

Author’s Ramble

Preface

It was at an early age in this lifetime that I experienced death. Those first hand experiences have continued as a pattern for me even to this day.

I have come to the conclusion that I attracted those experiences to me so that I could transcend them into something tangible that I could write about. I have always loved words and believe in the power of thought and words to heal. I started writing in earnest after my first husband took his life in 1987. It was the day after my thirtieth birthday. I had so many thoughts going through my head that I felt I would burst if I didn't release it somehow. I have been able to open myself up as a channel for words to flow. Slip from