Melancholy No More
By Kathy Armijo
Melancholy used to be my name.
Day after day, it was all the same.
Sad, unhappy, just singing the blues.
No toe tapping from my shoes.
What brought about this change of name?
Was it an adjustment of my attitude?
Did I take some drug to alter my mood?
Could it be that I finally digested God’s food?
All my life I’ve known He’s there for me.
Still, often times, Him, I didn’t see.
For in my sadness I’d despair.
Where is my God? Where?
Has he gone on vacation?
Is He lost in action?
Is His phone off the hook?
He isn’t even listed in the phone book.
Try as I might,
I just couldn’t find His light.
I’d pray throughout the day and night.
My life was a terrible plight.
Then one day from out of the blue
I realized
That He’d carried me through
And given me ever so many replies.
I’d been so caught up in my demise.
In my sadness
I hadn’t seen His wondrousness.
Finally, I realized.
In my grief and struggles throughout my life
He’s always been my guiding light.
How could I have been so dim?
HIS love for me is not a whim.
Thankfully, in all I do and say,
He gives me much leeway.
Lovingly, I give thanks to Him,
Remembering that HIS love for me is not a whim.
It will sustain me through thick and thin.
Kathy is my name,
Melancholy is my shame.
well done...
John
enjoyed
Peace be with you
Love & Peace
William
Fee
Be safe,
Karen
The word melanchony don't come to mind..lol
The close one get to God, the more they see life anew, and feel
at one with nature and so on in ways that just can't be explained...
That said, some of my fav writes have come from melanchonic moods.
being human we are meant to have laughter, tears, anger, love, else we are like robots...
Take care,
Sherry
and melancholy is no shame...we all get
the blues.
Blessings,
Joyce B.
HIS love for me is not a whim.
I've been there too, doubting God
but He always proves to be the Faithful God that He is.
This poem is a blessing to read.
Thanks for sharing. God bless you.
:-)
Christine
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. *Melancholy my shame, too*
Beautifully penned feelings!
Love you much,
Annie
I so relate to this, I do go through my melancholy at times but look at the end of the word, holy, now does that tell you something?
I feel a poem coming about...lol
Peace, Love, and Light,
Amber "V"
It will sustain me through thick and thin.
You give Thanks extremely well.
Larry
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D