Don't just smell the flowers
Absorb their colors
Run through them
Let the breeze make its
Own designs in your hair
Walk in the rain
Feel its coolness on your skin
Thank God for your life
My chance is gone
But you may
LIVE!
Put out your best china
Wear your favorite perfume
Don't save anything
For later
You are not promised
Another day on this Earth
Hug your child and tell
him/her you love them
My chance is gone
But you may
LIVE!
Leave the dishes in the sink
Enjoy God's masterpiece
Don't waste time
That you may not have
Take that drive to
The mountains
You've been talking about
See the beauty around you
My chance is gone
But you may
LIVE!
Don't fret about the future
For you have no control
Take the time to
Have a hot cup of coffee
Relax your mind
The future will take care
Of itself in due time
NOW is all you have
My chance is gone
But you may
LIVE!
Get up early and watch
The glory of a sunrise
Or bask in the majesty
of a sunset
Don't let the hours of
Your life slip away
You can't retrieve them
There's no turning back
My chance is gone
But you may
LIVE!
Couldn't be better advice, and you have put it in a form that
goes down very easy. Spring now, so let's call it a spring tonic. Ever so much better than sulphur & molasses!!
My dear sister Linda I experience your poem's beauty and God's love revealed in it everyday of my life. I am city dweller how about that! Thank you for the love of God in your heart and the beauty of creation that you share with us. The greatest moments that we have in life are before us, rejoice in them.
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Couldn't be better advice, and you have put it in a form that
goes down very easy. Spring now, so let's call it a spring tonic. Ever so much better than sulphur & molasses!!
You are an inspiration, my friend.
Not that it is news.
Hugs!
Phyllis
Thanks for sharing.
:)
John
Ron
Anna
JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Best wishes,
Diana...