The words for this poem were inspired by Mother Mary, and in part, are a tribute to her love of the roses. She shared this emotion with many who were able to learn about and hear about her appearance as she created roses blooming on the higher elevations at a time when this was not possible. Many miracles happened there, and this energy of love is encapsulated within each rose, and when you view this manifestation at a place called Guadalupe in Mexico, you are reminded of the poor Mexico worker called Juan Diego. The story is available on line, and those wishing to read the whole story, can do so by accessing it on the Internet. Mary to Juan Diego: "My dearest son, I am the eternal Virgin Mary, Mother of the true God, Author of Life, Creator of all and Lord of the Heavens and of the Earth...and it is my desire that a church be built here in this place for me, where, as your most merciful Mother and that of all your people, I may show my loving clemency and the compassion that I bear to the Indians, and to those who love and seek me..." (from an ancient chronicle). Each word, each sound, each color, each tone each frequency, and each vibration is embedded and encoded with love. Frederic Delarue channels the music of the angels, and Elaine channels in the love from the universe.