Someone sent me an Ad Message after I posted DEAR MR. PRESIDENT saying that they felt sorry for me because I feel it is simple common sense to support my fellow American workers rather than buy cheap imports. I had to ponder that for awhile and then this came to me. And I know where it came from. Anyway, don't feel sorry for me; feel sorry for our children and our grandchildren because we are leaving them one hell of a mess in America. Sad but true . May God bless America again!
I never know when the words will come
Yet I know they are sent from up high
One moment I can't write anything
When suddenly the words start to fly
They may come to me late in the night
Or while taking a drive in my truck
But this I know with true certainty
They are not just a matter of luck
I could be hiking over a hill
Or walking through a summer shower
It doesn't matter what the time is
They come to mind at every hour
Lord humbly I ask You this question
What should I do with this gift from You?
My Lord, I'm hearing Your answer now
Spread word of all the good that You do
Thank You, my Lord, I know what to do
Use all Your words to share Your sweet love
While knowing that those who accept it
Will one day be in Heaven above
I love how you think, Paul, and stick to your faith. That's what we need in our country. Maybe you need to run for president; I'd vote for you in a heartbeat! :) Well done!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Texas, Karen Lynn. :D
It is funny how when we relax and stop trying to force things, ideas
start to flow, isn't it? Best poems happen that way!
As for sweetness and humility, I don't know anyone who exemplifies the qualities more. You are always so supportive. I can't tell you how much it means.
Hard to leave the poem behind. Rereading it reminds me (among other things) how much a long walk in the rain helps. Er, 'long as it's warm.;)
Thank you for sharing this testimonial of your faith, Paul. I also know that the words that I am given to share are a gift; and I am grateful. Love, peace, and blessings,
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(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Texas, Karen Lynn. :D
It is funny how when we relax and stop trying to force things, ideas
start to flow, isn't it? Best poems happen that way!
As for sweetness and humility, I don't know anyone who exemplifies the qualities more. You are always so supportive. I can't tell you how much it means.
Hard to leave the poem behind. Rereading it reminds me (among other things) how much a long walk in the rain helps. Er, 'long as it's warm.;)
Always, and Then,
Phyllis
Regis
GOD BLESS YOU
Tony
With Love,
Cindy