And Everything Will Be Glad to See You: Poems by Women and Girls (Poetry Collections)

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My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Healing will come, little by little. I pray that you realize this. You have such beautiful strength, and I know you’ll use it wisely.” A forceful, passionate and uplifting collection of poems by women and girls that is guaranteed to inspire, delight and empower. From well-loved poets, including Maya Angelou, Wendy Cope, Lucille Clifton and Christina Rossetti, to newer voices such as Amanda Gorman, Yrsa-Daley Ward and Ada Limon, this outstanding collection from talented anthologist Ella Risbridger has poems for every mood and every moment. Ella’s selection is wide-ranging but accessible and will appeal to poetry lovers both young and old alike.

Sending you this to remind you that your hard work WILL pay off. I love you, and you’re doing amazing things, even if it doesn’t feel like it right now. Trust the process.” Words fall short whenever I want to tell you how special you are to me, but all I can say is that my world is full of smiles whenever I think of you." by Natalie Anderson Every family can have a different dynamic (and one that’s constantly changing, for that matter). You may not see members of your family for months, if not years, at a time, and short messages every now and then can make a world of difference to keep in touch. Between a million yesterdays and a million tomorrows, there’s only one today. And I would never let it pass without telling you I’m thinking of you.” by Mitch Cuento We live in a connected world, but too often we can let things go unsaid instead of reaching out to friends and family members. You never know, however, when a short message is just what someone needs to hear.

9. I Appreciate That

It doesn’t always have to be positive news, and sometimes it can just be an update about a certain situation. Therefore, this is great as a professional way to say “glad to hear that.”

When someone is going through a difficult time, getting a message of encouragement and support could be just the thing they need to keep going. There are many synonyms you can use instead of “glad to hear that.” You can try any of the following: I’m thankful for that news. Please let his family know that my thoughts are still with them. 11. That’s a Pleasure to Hear

A forceful, passionate and uplifting collection of poems by women and girls that is guaranteed to inspire, delight and empower.From well-loved poets, including Maya Angelou, Wendy Cope, Lucille Clifton and Christina Rossetti, to newer voices such as Amanda Gorman, Yrsa Daley-Ward and Ada Lim�n, this outstanding collection from talented anthologist Ella Risbridger has poems for every mood and every moment. Ella's selection is wide-ranging but accessible and will appeal to poetry lovers both young and old alike. From well-loved poets, including Maya Angelou, Wendy Cope, Lucille Clifton and Christina Rossetti, to newer voices such as Amanda Gorman, Yrsa Daley-Ward and Ada Limón, this outstanding collection from talented anthologist Ella Risbridger has poems for every mood and every moment. Ella’s selection is wide-ranging but accessible and will appeal to poetry lovers both young and old alike. Friends may come and go. You may still care deeply about a friend from your past, but you hardly ever see him or her. Sending a short, caring message can easily make their day. If you feel compelled, you should always roll with it.

Sincerity: Above all, write from your heart. Be sincere and let your friend or loved one know how much they mean to you, that you're there for them, and they're in your thoughts.You are thought of and loved more than you know. We're here for you and sending our love your way." You’re amazing, smart, funny, kind, and so much more. Thank you for existing. I just wanted to send a little something to show I was thinking of you.”

Moreover, you can use “we” instead of “I” when you are speaking on behalf of a larger entity, such as a company, family, or group of friends.

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Hey, dude. Miss you so much. You better be taking time for yourself, OK? This is your official warning. Anyway, I hope to talk to you soon.” I can’t wait to see you later! I’ll be thinking of you all day. My work can suffer, I don’t care. Love you!” A forceful, passionate and uplifting collection of poems by women and girls that is guaranteed to inspire, delight and empower.From well-loved poets, including Maya Angelou, Wendy Cope, Lucille Clifton and Christina Rossetti, to newer voices such as Amanda Gorman, Yrsa Daley-Ward and Ada Limón, this outstanding collection from talented anthologist Ella Risbridger has poems for every mood and every moment. Ella's selection is wide-ranging but accessible and will appeal to poetry lovers both young and old alike. When it comes to letting your partner or spouse feel seen and appreciated, it often comes down to the little things. If you both have hectic schedules or are even long-distance on occasion, or, perhaps, you’re inseparable, a “thinking of you” message can still have a huge impact. I thought of our [inside joke] the other day at work and tried to explain it to everyone. No one got it. Oh well, I wanted to let you know I miss you and I’m praying for you!”