This poem reflects life's seemingly insurmountable struggles, then reveals how I felt the moment I saw things and people and this world differently: a result of delving deeply into God's awesome Word and gradually being filled with His Truths and awesome Wisdom. May everyone reach the peak!
There was a mountain so high
I thought never to reach its peak;
but I refused to give up and die,
so determined I, though often weak.
Still, I struggled, wept and clawed,
Sometimes falling, then I crawled.
Ah, but one glorious, bright day,
I found myself atop that mountain:
my heart full of joy, joyous and gay,
wellspring of youth, a bubbling fountain.
Ever so tenderly, my arms unfurled
to lovingly embrace a beautiful world.
Love Tinka
Being an exparatrooper heights don't bother me to much.
But I tell you what some times it is a long way to fall.
Youth takes health for granted, age cherishs it.
think old father Time is trying to tell me sometime,Ah let him wait.
Good one.
Mor
This is so Inspiring and beautiful full of grace. Poetess.
Peggy
This "Wellspring of Youth" has given me the beautifying water for the soul.
May You enjoy a Memorable Season.
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU,
Apprentice-poet by the Grace of The Great Poet.
to lovingly embrace a beautiful world."
how beautiful and how true..when we learn to unfurl we really see.
Happy Holidays to you and yours
love and thoughts
a beautiful, uplifting, needed write--thank you for sharing this, i needed this one today
(((HUGS))) and love,
karla. :)
i agree with zenith, a joy to read
Carmen