This is an actual occurance that took place 20 years ago, when my son Justin was five. I was thinking of him and how innocent and so inquisitive he was...Well~ he still is...Right Juppy! Smiles!
Mommy drove her car today, and I got to sit up front. And while we drove right pass the church It made me think this of... "Does God wear socks?"
Now you might say, " He must be silly!" but I really want to know! I guess because it bothers me to think His feet get cold!
Does God wear socks? Can anybody answer? You? The reason that I’m asking is, I think He has no shoes!
I have a pair of shoes, you see! They seem to be too small Mommy made be wear them but I think I'm growing tall!
So I was thinking... If God needs these for both his feet I'll wrap them in a box "Does God wear socks?"
Kimmy,
You captured the innocence of a child.
A magic, lovely verse.
Richard
P.S. If I get there first I'll send you an email, copy to all den dwellers.
A delightful poem, and a very handsome lad, Kimmy...
~Carole
Reviewed by Tamara Perlin (Reader)
Reviewed on February 4, 2007
This is too cute, Mom!! I remember you telling us this before. I think it was in the brook a brook a broom broom! LoL!! ;)
Love, Tamara
Reviewed by J M (Reader)
Reviewed on February 4, 2007
Oh out of the mouths of babes, this one is precious and so is his picture. Kimmy he has your eyes a handsom little boy with a heart of a child. Oh that he always keeps that as part of his personality. Could of said he wears sandles but he would of got you there too for they wear socks with sandals. Thank you for sharing this delightful piece of heaven.
The bible sure does speak about God in human terms - walking through Eden, chatting with Adam and Eve. The Psalmist has him laughing, Moses speaks of Him stretching out his arm, and Moses himself was only allowed to see God's 'back'. So does he wear socks? If we're describing God in human terms, then I guess so - he also wears a kilt, by the way.
Loved this poem, Kimmy, and the pic!!!
The innocence of children have always amazed me.
My grandaughter asked me questions that have never
crossed my mind!
Rasputin, the most feared wolf in the forest, bent on revenge for old insults. But then one night his life is turned around and a new future presents itself... will the old wolf choose to accept it?
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Chrissy
Now that is thinkin outside the box,
Look for innocent and wild
Inside the mind of a little child!
Brilliant, Kimmy!
Ted
Little Dove
nice work.....Art Sun...
You captured the innocence of a child.
A magic, lovely verse.
Richard
P.S. If I get there first I'll send you an email, copy to all den dwellers.
I don't believe so because socks and sandals are so out of fashion.(lol)
Love Tinka
~Carole
Love, Tamara
Respect & Live,
Joselyn
Regards
Dai
Hugs, Laura
The innocence of children have always amazed me.
My grandaughter asked me questions that have never
crossed my mind!
EXCELLENT poetry!
Blessings always,
~Linda
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Rusty
Liked very much your poem.
Georg
Continued blessings to you always,
From the Heart of an Artist...
Fee
George
Loved it, kids say whats in their heart
pulling no punches,
Peace be with you
Love & Peace
William