I love this title - classic! You are prolific - picture is lovely; if that's where you live you've got it made. The day comes softly here too but being inland, I prefer it from the inside this time of year (read: Insects and biting flies!)
PS: my Vermont trip was canceled due to expense. You know how fleeting a Vermont summer is! - later, michael
Reviewed by Chris Morey (Reader)
Reviewed on July 16, 2008
Mary:
Nicely done. I love the peace of the early morning.
Chris
...beautiful writing MaryGrace...giving praise every day...to all the beauty of nature that surrounds you...the Creator knows of your appreciation.
very well written...
John
A wonderful nature poem. You're lucky to have such a marvelous view. Just think of all those city people who see nothing but buildings, streets and sidewalks all the time. I feel blessed that I live in an area where I, too, can enjoy nature.
My father told me when I was a child: "Stay in touch with nature and you shall stay in touch with God." Your poem reminds me of this. Thank you, MaryGrace. Love and best wishes,
Beautiful. I've always loved poems about the beauty of nature that we so often forget. Wonderful. This is similar to a poem I wrote called Ode to the Morning, but it was about the desert.
So nice to be near a lake or water. That would comfort me too. This write is so natural and good reading. Lots of luck in the future writes, I love your poems, they uplift my heart and make me want to go on living and enjoying nature.
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This book won 'The Poetry Category'
PS: my Vermont trip was canceled due to expense. You know how fleeting a Vermont summer is! - later, michael
Nicely done. I love the peace of the early morning.
Chris
I too see every morning as a blessing from heaven
love & peace
William
Be always safe,
Karen
very well written...
John
What a beautiful way to be awakened - well done!
(((HUGS))) love and prayer, Karla.
is just so soft, and crisp, and clear.
Harold M. Nash
Blessings,
Joyce B.
Regis
Mary
:)Christine
Newfie hugs, Rose
begins to stir
The best time of day for me, and a marvelous ode to Creation, MaryGrace.