Hello God!
Thank You for Hope about different world. We know nothing about this world but it exists – we hope. Terry Pratchett went to unknown Universe just a couple hours ago. He died “with his cat sleeping on his bed, surrounded by his family” – I am reading in TheGuardian with a deep sadness in my heart.
Why we are sad if we know and have hope about existence of the Universe of Somewhere?
I have stumbled upon on the fascinating divine synchronisation when I thought about Terry and his influence on my life I have found these paintings by Victor Nizovtsev.
Here I recognise Terry and the Universe of Somewhere he is in now.
I have heard of a place called Somewhere –
But did not knew where it can be…
Divine white Swan delivered you in perfect time,
No doubts. You know it now.
The Moon had lived in your old portmanteau
Before you were delivered here.
You change the Sky with your stairway.
The Moon happily sparkles in Somewhere.
Sweet cupcakes dusted with sugar of your dreams
Are shining in every reading eyes,
Our fantasy world you realised and for you
Somewhere is not a Surprise!
Harvest of Stars you joyfully collect
In a bag as big as your heart
With angelic help, you remember,
You always wrote about Somewhere.
We are crying, of course, on the Earth,
We are chopping onion here.
Your books stay with us and we are happy –
We know something about Somewhere!
Good Bye, Terry Pratchett! Have a happy and adventurous trip in the Universe of Somewhere!
Glorialana Magazine 
This was so special, Glorialana. The grapes and special children in their precious gathering of fruit touched my heart, my dear. We get sad for ourselves losing a friend or loved one, not sad for them. We know they are in a much ‘better place,’ enjoying God’s Kingdom and everlasting love. Hugs!
These words are touching and beautiful as well. Thank you for saying what I was thinking.
My own comments pale in the sweet beauty of your writing. I only have read one Terry Pratchett book, and I see there are many more to discover. In the same footsteps as Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, and other science fiction icons, I hope they all are drinking and laughing and writing in that fuzzy blue yonder. Wonderful story.
Wonderful tribute. He will be missed.
Thank you for your post. Please keep up your good work.
I seem to always miss your blog, and have to come back looking for your poetry. I can never let go of your magic…it is inspirational, magical, ethereal. Terry Pratchett will be missed…we are lucky he left his writing behind.