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I love you soo very much my Sweetie Pie you will be miss sooo very much.
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I Did Not Die

Do not stand at my grave and forever weep.

I am not there; I do not sleep.

I am a thousand winds that blow.

I am the sunlight on ripened grain.

I am the gentle autumn's rain.

When you awaken in the morning's hush

I am the swift uplifting rush

Of quiet birds in circled flight.

I am the soft stars that shine at night.

Do not stand at my grave and forever cry.

I am not there. I did not die.

Do not stand at my grave and forever weep.

I am not there; I do not sleep.

I am a thousand winds that blow.

I am the diamond glints on snow.

I am the sunlight on ripened grain.

I am the gentle autumn's rain.

When you awaken in the morning's hush

I am the swift uplifting rush

Of quiet birds in circled flight.

I am the soft stars that shine at night.

Do not stand at my grave and forever cry.

I am not there. I did not die.

Little Daylight
>
> Once there was a beautiful palace, which had a great wood at one
> side. The king and his courtiers hunted in the wood near the palace,
> and there it was kept open, free from underbrush. But farther away it
> grew wilder and wilder, till at last it was so thick that nobody knew
> what was there. It was a very great wood indeed.
>
> In the wood lived eight fairies. Seven of them were good fairies, who
> had lived there always; the eighth was a bad fairy, who had just
> come. And the worst of it was that nobody but the other fairies knew
> she WAS a fairy; people thought she was just an ugly old witch. The
> good fairies lived in the dearest little houses! One lived in a
> hollow silver birch, one in a little moss cottage, and so on. But the
> bad fairy lived in a horrid mud house in the middle of a dark swamp.
>
> Now when the first baby was born to the king and queen, her father
> and mother decided to name her "Daylight," because she was so bright
> and sweet. And of course they had a christening party. And of COURSE
> they invited the fairies, because the good fairies had always been at
> the christening party when a princess was born in the palace, and
> everybody knew that they brought good gifts.
>
> But, alas, no one knew about the swamp fairy, and she was not
> invited,--which really pleased her, because it gave her an excuse for
> doing something mean.
>
> The good fairies came to the christening party, and, one after
> another, five of them gave little Daylight good gifts. The other two
> stood among the guests, so that no one noticed them. The swamp fairy
> thought there were no more of them; so she stepped forward, just as
> the archbishop was handing the baby back to the lady-in-waiting.
>
> "I am just a little deaf," she said, mumbling a laugh with her
> toothless gums. "Will your reverence tell me the baby's name again?"
>
> "Certainly, my good woman," said the bishop; "the infant is little
> Daylight."
>
> "And little Daylight it shall be, forsooth," cried the bad fairy. "I
> decree that she shall sleep all day." Then she laughed a horrid
> shrieking laugh, "He, he, hi, hi!"
>
> Everyone looked at everyone else in despair, but out stepped the
> sixth good fairy, who by arrangement with her sisters had remained in
> the background to undo what she could of any evil that the swamp
> fairy might decree.
>
> "Then at least she shall wake all night," she said, sadly.
>
> "Ah!" screamed the swamp fairy, "you spoke before I had finished,
> which is against the law, and gives me another chance." All the
> fairies started at once to say, "I beg your pardon!" But the bad
> fairy said, "I had only laughed `he, he!' and `hi, hi!' I had still
> `ho, ho!' and `hu, hu!' to laugh."
>
> The fairies could not gainsay this, and the bad fairy had her other
> chance. She said,--
>
> "Since she is to wake all night, I decree that she shall wax and wane
> with the moon! Ho, ho, hu, hu!"
>
> Out stepped the seventh good fairy. "Until a prince shall kiss her
> without knowing who she is," she said, quickly.
>
> The swamp fairy had been prepared for the trick of keeping back one
> good fairy, but she had not suspected it of two, and she could not
> say a word, for she had laughed "ho, ho!" and "hu, hu!"
>
> The poor king and queen looked sad enough. "We don't know what you
> mean," they said to the good fairy who had spoken last. But the good
> fairy smiled. "The meaning of the thing will come with the thing,"
> she said.
>
> That was the end of the party, but it was only the beginning of the
> trouble. Can you imagine what a queer household it would be, where
> the baby laughed and crowed all night, and slept all day? Little
> Daylight was as merry and bright all night as any baby in the world,
> but with the first sign of dawn she fell asleep, and slept like a
> little dormouse till dark. Nothing could waken her while day lasted.
> Still, the royal family got used to this; but the rest of the bad
> fairy's gift was a great deal worse,--that about waxing and waning
> with the moon. You know how the moon grows bigger and brighter each
> night, from the time it is a curly silver thread low in the sky till
> it is round and golden, flooding the whole sky with light? That is
> the waxing moon. Then, you know, it wanes; it grows smaller and paler
> again, night by night, till at last it disappears for a while,
> altogether. Well, poor little Daylight waxed and waned with it. She
> was the rosiest, plumpest, merriest baby in the world when the moon
> was at the full; but as it began to wane her little cheeks grew
> paler, her tiny hands thinner, with every night, till she lay in her
> cradle like a shadow-baby, without sound or motion. At first they
> thought she was dead, when the moon disappeared, but after some
> months they got used to this too, and only waited eagerly for the new
> moon, to see her revive. When it shone again, faint and silver, on
> the horizon, the baby stirred weakly, and then they fed her gently;
> each night she grew a little better, and when the moon was near the
> full again, she was again a lively, rosy, lovely child.
>
> So it went on till she grew up. She grew to be the most beautiful
> maiden the moon ever shone on, and everyone loved her so much, for
> her sweet ways and her merry heart, that someone was always planning
> to stay up at night, to be near her. But she did not like to be
> watched, especially when she felt the bad time of waning coming on;
> so her ladies-in-waiting had to be very careful. When the moon waned
> she became shrunken and pale and bent, like an old, old woman, worn
> out with sorrow. Only her golden hair and her blue eyes remained
> unchanged, and this gave her a terribly strange look. At last, as the
> moon disappeared, she faded away to a little, bowed, old creature,
> asleep and helpless.
>
> No wonder she liked best to be alone! She got in the way of wandering
> by herself in the beautiful wood, playing in the moonlight when she
> was well, stealing away in the shadows when she was fading with the
> moon. Her father had a lovely little house of roses and vines built
> for her, there. It stood at the edge of a most beautiful open glade,
> inside the wood, where the moon shone best. There the princess lived
> with her ladies. And there she danced when the moon was full. But
> when the moon waned, her ladies often lost her altogether, so far did
> she wander; and sometimes they found her sleeping under a great tree,
> and brought her home in their arms.
>
> When the princess was about seventeen years old, there was a
> rebellion in a kingdom not far from her father's. Wicked nobles
> murdered the king of the country and stole his throne, and would have
> murdered the young prince, too, if he had not escaped, dressed in
> peasant's clothes.
>
> Dressed in his poor rags, the prince wandered about a long time, till
> one day he got into a great wood, and lost his way. It was the wood
> where the Princess Daylight lived, but of course he did not know
> anything about that nor about her. He wandered till night, and then
> he came to a queer little house. One of the good fairies lived there,
> and the minute she saw him she knew all about everything; but to him
> she looked only like a kind old woman. She gave him a good supper and
> a bed for the night, and told him to come back to her if he found no
> better place for the next night. But the prince said he must get out
> of the wood at once; so in the morning he took leave of the fairy.
>
> All day long he walked, and walked; but at nightfall he had not found
> his way out of the wood, so he lay down to rest till the moon should
> rise and light his path.
>
> When he woke the moon was glorious; it was three days from the full,
> and bright as silver. By its light he saw what he thought to be the
> edge of the wood, and he hastened toward it. But when he came to it,
> it was only an open space, surrounded with trees. It was so very
> lovely, in the white moonlight, that the prince stood a minute to
> look. And as he looked, something white moved out of the trees on the
> far side of the open space. It was something slim and white, that
> swayed in the dim light like a young birch.
>
> "It must be a moon fairy," thought the prince; and he stepped into
> the shadow.
>
> The moon fairy came nearer and nearer, dancing and swaying in the
> moonlight. And as she came, she began to sing a soft, gay little
> song.
>
> But when she was quite close, the prince saw that she was not a fairy
> after all, but a real human maiden,--the loveliest maiden he had ever
> seen. Her hair was like yellow corn, and her smile made all the place
> merry. Her white gown fluttered as she danced, and her little song
> sounded like a bird note.
>
> The prince watched her till she danced out of sight, and then until
> she once more came toward him; and she seemed so like a moon- beam
> herself, as she lifted her face to the sky, that he was almost afraid
> to breathe. He had never seen anything so lovely. By the time she had
> danced twice round the circle, he could think of nothing in the world
> except the hope of finding out who she was, and staying near her.
>
> But while he was waiting for her to appear the third time, his
> weariness overcame him, and he fell asleep. And when he awoke, it was
> broad day, and the beautiful maiden had vanished.
>
> He hunted about, hoping to find where she lived, and on the other
> side of the glade he came upon a lovely little house, covered with
> moss and climbing roses. He thought she must live there, so he went
> round to the kitchen door and asked the kind cook for a drink of
> water, and while he was drinking it he asked who lived there. She
> told him it was the house of the Princess Daylight, but she told him
> nothing else about her, because she was not allowed to talk about her
> mistress. But she gave him a very good meal and told him other
> things.
>
> He did not go back to the little old woman who had been so kind to
> him first, but wandered all day in the wood, waiting for the
> moontime. Again he waited at the edge of the dell, and when the white
> moon was high in the heavens, once more he saw the glimmering in the
> distance, and once more the lovely maiden floated toward him. He knew
> her name was the Princess Daylight, but this time she seemed to him
> much lovelier than before. She was all in blue like the blue of the
> sky in summer. (She really was more lovely, you know, because the
> moon was almost at the full.) All night he watched her, quite
> forgetting that he ought not to be doing it, till she disappeared on
> the opposite side of the glade. Then, very tired, he found his way to
> the little old woman's house, had breakfast with her, and fell fast
> asleep in the bed she gave him.
>
> The fairy knew well enough by his face that he had seen Daylight, and
> when he woke up in the evening and started off again she gave him a
> strange little flask and told him to use it if ever he needed it.
>
> This night the princess did not appear in the dell until midnight, at
> the very full of the moon. But when she came, she was so lovely that
> she took the prince's breath away. Just think!--she was dressed in a
> gown that looked as if it were made of fireflies' wings, em-
> broidered in gold. She danced around and around, singing, swaying,
> and flitting like a beam of sunlight, till the prince grew quite
> dazzled.
>
> But while he had been watching her, he had not noticed that the sky
> was growing dark and the wind was rising. Suddenly there was a clap
> of thunder. The princess danced on. But another clap came louder, and
> then a sudden great flash of lightning that lit up the sky from end
> to end. The prince couldn't help shutting his eyes, but he opened
> them quickly to see if Daylight was hurt. Alas, she was lying on the
> ground. The prince ran to her, but she was already up again.
>
> "Who are you?" she said.
>
> "I thought," stammered the prince, "you might be hurt."
>
> "There is nothing the matter. Go away."
>
> The prince went sadly.
>
> "Come back," said the princess. The prince came. "I like you, you do
> as you are told. Are you good?"
>
> "Not so good as I should like to be," said the prince.
>
> "Then go and grow better," said the princess.

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About Me	I Describe myself as a good person, down to earth, caring, and a good sense of humor.
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