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travel and sing 
And that place is right here (though i cannot imagine your world with dirty, lonely corners). The beauty in this makes my heart sing and weep at the same time.
Oh, Linda, I’m so glad you’re back, and I’m so sorry you were seriously not well. But the world is brighter now that you’re back. Lisa, come and guzzle and sing with me in celebration!
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beautiful poem!
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What a lovely, cosy scarf she has.
I’d like to go to that place and hear that deep laughter som day.
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You’re my favorite living poet! and the only one I can think of who does such wonderful illustrations. This is beautiful.
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This toy castle comes with a toy king, Merlin, soldiers and horses so children can recreate their own fairytales. Love Poem
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oh, i want to know where this is, and i want to go! what a beautiful, soulful drawing!
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NIce style, I like a lot, too full of magic, that joy to see artists as varied by the art world and laden with so much expressiveness!
greetings.
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linda, so gorgeous as always…sorry to hear you’ve not been well…much love to you from da big bad but beautifuly warm blueys!
xx
jan.s
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So glad you are back! And very happy you are good and well again 🙂
The world/web is incomplete when you are missing – we missed you!
I will be singing and guzzling rain with Bella to celebrate your return.
Now explicitly there is a pensive mood here; even “one tooth dog” is ; maybe it’s about the winter flurries…
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Oh this is so lovely. What a wonderful thing for me to take into the day. I really love visiting your blog in the morning.
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Beautiful poem (today I´ve understand all the words without diccionary…) and your usual lovely image.
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lucky brian! 🙂
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What a delightful style you have. Enjoyed it so, so, much.
Gonna add you to my favorite liks if you don’t mind.
🙂
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Hello my friend. I’m so sorry that I’m just now getting to you. I didn’t know that you where sick. I just missed you and thought that you where busy at work. I hope that you are feeling better. You always post the most wonderful illustrations and poems. This one really touched my heart as my very good friend past last night. We got the call this morning. It’s been very teary and I am even teary as I write these words. Your poem touched my heart and I know I’m going to have another good cry right after I read it again. Thanks so very, very, much for sharing your special, somekinda wonderful gift with all of us. Thanks again and again Linda.
Love ya Honey
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Je vous remercie de votre patience.
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I’m not sure exactly why but this site is loading incredibly slow for
me. Is anyone else having this issue or is it a issue on my
end? I’ll check back later on and see if the problem still exists.
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