S. Lynne Horton

Irish Eyes Wild Flowers are like eyes peering into the world, bringing a feeling of hope with their bright outlook carrying this verse inside:

Bright petals are nature's reminder that it only takes a tiny seed to create an everlasting garden of hope for tomorrow

An ocean shore at sunset is one of the most peaceful and inspiring sights and this card contains this uplifting verse inside:

That place where the ocean reaches out to touch the shore and the sun kisses the moon good night is the place where dreams become a reality

Hail Hail Tims! Share your Celtic pride with this any occasion card featuring a portrait of the beloved duck of the beloved team!

Some of our favorite Celtic symbols that reflect the true heart of Celtic heritage with the following verse inside:

Majestic land of precious life,
Brushstrokes of nature’s artistic flight,
Graceful mesmerizing blend in light.
Melody of harmony floats in mists of sea,
Mystic drapes from heaven’s sheen,
Flow effortlessly between heaven, land and sea.
Tuatha De Danann blessed ones grace the land,
Gifts from gods upon most blessed of all man,
Creatures sing and dance the god’s life.
Swift of feet beating rhythm echo peals of thunder,
Fairy light of dancers floating in time,
Lull one’s spirit into feelings sublime.
Arms bound while feet take flight reflect heart’s defiance.
Spirit of gods enhance people’s bond to their land.
Endless harmony drifts from gods to land and men,
Guides strokes and weaving arts of man’s hand.
Ink and thread travel journey of endless line,
Repetition of nature’s harmony of rhythm and time.
So graceful the dance, so beauteous the tune,
So intriguing the art, so valiant of heart,
Truth of mysterious harmony not denied,
Embraced by generations til the end of time.
World’s obsession of people carried now in present,
Ah, glorious claims of rich heritage that is Celtic.

A graceful image reflecting compassion on a day deserving of soulful reflection containing this verse inside:

Tombstones declaring silent echoes,
Memory of glory of life, 
Now gone but not yet forgotten.
Verily may this be the meaning in the Celtic Tree of Life.
The tree’s branches reach down to the earth 
To touch its roots and circle back up again.
So in life have others reached down to touch us
In that moment one of the most honest beauties of nature.
It is in the missing of those you’ve lost,
That finally you do in wisdom recall,
Grand beauty they lived their life indeed.
Reflecting upon those memories of why you yearn for them yet to thrive,
Is the time that you truly begin to realize,
The life they led and the glory of things they did,
In you then as you wish to live the life of those you admire now found dead,
Comes around the truest beauty of gifts bestowed from those laid to rest,
In that moment in the remembering is when you truly grasp,
That there truly does exist life after death and 
You too become part of the Celtic Tree of Life.

The symbols of the Cala Lily and the Trinity knot, expressing so much of what makes the Celtic artisans and their traditions beautiful with this verse inside:

Deep green precious emerald stone,
Found among a sparkling sea.
Glistening arrays of clearest diamonds,
Spray upon towering cliffs of hew cut stone.
Jutting up out of diamond and sapphire sea,
Pride it is that hath risen emerald dotted cliffs.
Cliffs gracefully give way to rolling hills,
Seas o'er land of lush jaded greens.
Jade embedded with arrays of endless colors,
Softest petals of exquisite delights.
Unique and rarest forms, delightful swirls,
Mimic the sounds of nature's melodies.
Journey now from shore to shore,
Sure to hear the land's harmonious tunes.
Echoed from mystic land to man's own hand,
Hence came the winsome sights.
Traditions of tranquility dance upon ink's wishful flight,
A series of endless lines echoes seas rhythm and time. 
Repetition of harmony in nature,
Led to beauteous man made creations. 
Lessons from a magical land,
Guided the stroke's of man's hand.
Land, sea and host,
Endless lines of Trinity