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”They talk about a woman’s sphere as
though it had a limit;
There’s not a place in earth or heaven,
There’s not a task to mankind given,
There’s not a blessing or woe,
There’s not a whispered ”yes” or ”no,”
There’s not a life, or death, or birth,
That has a feather’s weight of worth
without a woman in it.”
Kate Field, Poet. (1838-1896)
I love this poem and I thought, why not share it and affirm to those words that I’m proud to be a woman (and a man too if you’re reading this), I’m proud of the fact that I can effect a change in a world filled with corruption and darkness, a world where demons walk in broad daylight and evil is extol with relish. I’m proud that when I effect a change in my world (family) I’m translating and infusing life and love into people of all ages. I’m proud to be a woman who chose to love people irrespective of who they are!
Are you proud of who you are?
Thanks for reading my post:)
Seyi Sandra David 
Beautiful!
Thanks for stopping by!
Cheers:)
Yes, I like who I am!
That’s good, I reckon we should like ourselves first so we could transfer that love to others!
Reblogged this on The ObamaCrat.Com™ and commented:
First time I read this, and it is beauty. Thank you seyisandradavid.
Thanks my dear friend for your support always!
Blessings:)
Love this, and for reiterating the integrity that every woman (and man!) on this earth should be given freely.
And thank you for introducing me to a beautiful poem. 🙂
Thanks for your kind comment, I’m glad you like it!
Blessings:)
I am learning to be :).
That’s good sis!
Love:)
Beautiful poem!
Thanks for stopping by!
Much love:)
Agree with you… 🙂
We must make room for each other and all recognize that we aren’t look a likes – but we are equally – so it is also between men and women – if we worked together we have both our sides of strengths and of weaknesses – but these are not identical – together we would be amazing – it called synergy… 🙂
Wow!!! That’s beautiful, thank you and you’re so right, ‘together we could be amazing’ I love that! Thanks for stopping by, it’s appreciated:)
Beutiful poem, but maybe womans sphere refers to the places lacking men. And those definitely exist 🙂
Thank you Bjorn for your comment, and yes, you could say that again!!!
Cheers:)
You expess you philosophy very clearly and well.
Thank you for your kind words!
Blessings:)
I´m produd of who I am not bout the way i live.
That’s good dear friend, thank you for stopping by!
Cheers:)
such a beautiful poem and i agree with every word! thank you for sharing it with us 🙂
Thank you for reading!
Blessings:)
Yes! I’m proud of who I am, and my accomplishments. It’s sad that some people are reluctant to say so for fear of what others may think.
I’m confident.
My actions and accomplishments speak for themselves.
I try to live by the theme of that wonderful song, “The Greatest Love of All.”
A pastor once said to me, “Your opinion of me is none of my business. I have to live my life to please myself, my God, and my wife.” I’ve never forgotten his advice!
Thanks for posting this poem and for posing your question.
Beautifully written and brimming with confidence! That’s a great way to live, minding what people think would always affect God’s plans for our lives if we’re not careful! Thanks for stopping by my site!
Love and peace:)
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I’M PROUD OF THE WOMEN IN MY LIFE AND THANKFUL FOR THEM—ARE YOU? —Jonathan Caswell
Thanks Jonathan, for your support! Always!!
This poet is very thankful that you, as woman, blogger and writer, are here and willing to visit and LIKE the occasional output of this lowly poet. And give inspiration to so many others—both women and men. 🙂 Glad to get to know ya! —Jonathan Caswell, bythemightymumford.wordpress.com
Thank you Jonathan for your kind words, point of correction though, you’re not a lowly poet! You’re endowed with a great gift and I enjoy reading your poems, always! Thanks for stopping by!!
Much love:)
Well, why be someone else why every day is an adventure? Great poem.
Thank you Uzoma!
Blessings:)
beautiful words………….
Thanks for visiting Monika!!
Just to show appreciation and support for your awesome contribution, I wanted to let you know that you were awarded your star for the Blog of the Year 2012 award. 🙂
http://iprodigaldaughter.wordpress.com/2013/01/17/blog-of-the-year-2012/
Thank you so much for your kindness, I appreciate it!
Love always:)
I’m not real disappointed in who I am. I am just glad I am not who I was and I hope I have not yet become who I want to be.
My goal is to try to be better each day.
Great answer and I wish you the best in your pursuit of greatness!
Cheers:)
What wonderful affirming thoughts! Thanks for a real day-brightener.
You’re welcome Liesa, thank you for stopping by my blog!
Cheers:)
Wonderful thoughts, beautifully expressed. 🙂
Thank you for your kind comments!
Blessings:)
Incredible! I am in love with this poem 🙂
I love being a woman and celebrate my womanhood too. cheers 🙂
I’m glad you like it! Thank you for your kind comment and for stopping by!!
Much love:)
So beautiful and easy. Love this. 🙂
Thank you for your kind comment. I’m glad you liked it!
Cheers:)
Love the spirit of this post! I’m descended from one of the Famous Five 🙂
Beautiful post. I think women are God’s perfection. Not only can we bring life into the world, our legacy is written in our children. We nurture them with love and caring and then propel them out into the world to change it in their own ways. How powerful is that!
It’s powerful indeed, we must know our place in the world, we are champions! Thanks for stopping by, do visit again.
Peace and love:)
‘Wonderful Thoughts. . . and thank you, for the inspirational comment, and recent visit to my post. I am still working on positioning things, as I am not quite sure where, and how things should be. In addition: Thanks for receiving the last comment on “Givers. . .”
Yesterday, while posting the comment, there was a brief power surge, and when everything was restored, I inadvertently posted the comment before I could complete the editing. I am sure no want’s to see missed-spelled words or unedited comments on their post. (smile) . . . Please know that I give all genuine attention to others when posting comments, as I would my own.
Now, as for the thought of “Givers,” remember, you initiated that wonderful thought for dialogue, which has splintered off into an arena of additional thoughts and ideas, which is good!
Much LOVE and APPRECIATION to everyone in the discussion. . .
Once again, thanks for the thoughts, the visit, and the inspiration!
You’re welcome my dear friend, I had wanted to reply to the post but my friends were breathing down my neck, and once I chased them off my lawn, several other things took over. I realise you’re spiritually sound (didn’t know the adjective I could use to describe it). Aptly put, I enjoyed your comment immensely and thank you for the visit! I intend to visit your blog as time permits and I didn’t notice any mistake in your comment, I think deeply about the message in my comments rather than looking for loopholes.
Much love to you dear friend! 🙂
I’m mighty proud to know you, Seyi, and many thanks for setting such a good, much-needed example. The world’s a better place for having you in it! : )
I’m blushing by that compliment Mark! Thank you! I don’t even know what to write… I’m grateful for your friendship!!
Much love. 🙂