"You Are The One"
Within my deepest thoughts
As I walk this dusty road today
Sun tells the time of day
The morning sky
Covered with foggy spots
With a warm sunray upon my head
And with a blade of grass in my hand
Chewing on it to drink its juice
I walk this dusty road today
And a early autumn breeze
Come stealing a breath
And falls gently upon my face
The sun burning warmer
Upon some hidden shore’
But at my door of faded late summer nights
The color of nature
Such a lovely picture
Some white snowflakes I can see
Dropping down…down…down
As a chill runs down my spine
Early in the morning hours so clean
But my country road that I walk today
Brown, yellow, and very gray
With a single sunray
That shows me the way
Face to face with nature I walk today
Away from troubles heart and mind
Far out on sea I drift along
For so many years I watched
The ships of life sail away
But within my deepest thoughts
I walk this dusty road with Thee
Drawn with a power beyond believe
Every morning at break of day
I walk with you my God
Every time I write about nature
You are the One
That holds my hand
To give me the power
To understand the beauty
Of nature
Whether beside green meadows
Or the deep blue sea
On a dusty road…to a beautiful creek
On clouds above on fantasy flights
Where ever I go
I go with Thee
You are the One
That holds my hand
You give me the power to write
And to understand
The beauty of love
Come my fellow readers
Enter the love
And Garden of God
As I walk this dusty road today
With you my friend
Copyright © 2005 Tinka Boukes
Hugs, Carole
And with a blade of grass in my hand
Chewing on it to drink its juice
I've never done that. It always looks so cool and wholesome in the movies, but being a city girl, I suppose I have some sort of grass chewing phobia. LOL. ~~Nordette
etw
Your talent amazes - always ... your use of imagery astonishes - superb!!
Blessings,
Robert
Felix
Walk On!
(((hugs))) and much love,
your friend in america, karen lynn in texas. ;(
be praying for me, okay??? am having a pad day today!!
Well done
Take care
Blessings,
Joseph