I trek through the snow
And look after me.
My footprints follow close behind,
Yet only for a little while.
The sun's warmth soon will find them,
And they shall fade from earth forever.
I, too, am but a footprint in the snow.
One day God's warmth will find me,
And I shall fade from earth forever.
WHAT AN EXCEPTIONAL WORK, DAVID...INDEED! HOPEFULLY, IN THE WARM PRESENCE OF GOD...ONE DAY WE WILL ALL FADE FROM THE EARTH FOREVER. THANKS FOR SHARING THIS KEEPER, MY FRIEND. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS
I saw this poem in the list of Popular Poetry and thought I would check it out. Low and behold, it is from my old friend David Lee and reminds me so much of how in my youth I would see footprints in the snow that faded in time, often wondering who had made those footprints.
I hope you are fine. I haven't heard from you for a very long time.
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I hope you are fine. I haven't heard from you for a very long time.
Ron
I loved this...
Love, Diana
Terrific metaphor. We shall all fade forever one day just like that footprint.
Mary