Great write! Yes I agree , we have many things to be thankful for!....M

I regret I hadn't read it any sooner but it is awesome! Life is a gift from God and so is this particular piece of poetry, by you my brother! Thank you! Peace!!!

Budd~
Wonderful poem of thankful praise.

God bless,
Lady Mary Ann

Enjoyed-- I like your thinking- inspiring

Very thoughtful, apt, and timely sentiments, Budd. Thank you. Love and peace to you,

Regis

A lovely Thanksgiving reflection

I will gladly recite these words for our next Thanksgiving...

I just added an "a" at the end. OK...

Thanks to those who in our hearts live.
Thanks to those who help others out.
Thanks to the ones who always give.
Thanks for lives we're happy about.
Thanks to a God who does forgive.
Thanks to one we can't live without.
Thanks to a country where we live.
Happy Thanksgiving without a doubt.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

John Michael Domino

THIS is a very wonderful poem of Thanksgiving, Budd. One of the very best I have ever read.

Let us be thankful and share with someone. Wouldn't it be nice if everyone did that? You shared reality with gratitude and wrote a thankful piece!

Love ya!

Jane

WE HAVE SO MUCH TO BE THANKFUL FOR. FOR WE ARE AN IMPERFECT NATION AND AN IMPERFECT PEOPLE BUT WE SERVE A PERFECT AND FORGIVING GOD...WHO CONSTANTLY CONTINUES TO KEEP AND BLESS US IN SPITE OF US AND FOR THIS, CERTAINLY, I SAY...HAPPY THANKSGIVING! THANKS FOR SHARING, BUDD. OVERFLOWING LOVE, RADIANT BLESSINGS AND AN ABUNDANCE OF FAITH TO YOU AND YOURS...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

You have written a beautiful poem of gratitude. You seem to have covered many avenues. Happy Thanks Giving to you and your loved ones.

Your poem reminds me that even the poor who have to use food stamps just to get by, can have a bountiful feast here in Houston on Thanksgiving day because there are several organizations that pull all stops to make sure that the bounty of harvest is available to all on this day of thankfulness. What started out as the coming together of like and dislike peoples to share what they had garnered in the summer during their hard work and now had an abundance while it was still fresh and there were still ample quantities before winter would set in and make it so hard to even live without starving before spring.

We should be doubly thankful today that our supermarkets are still full of fresh food at everyday low prices in the spring when nothing had grown for six months before when the tradition started, but does now, thanks to modern technology and transportation.

Ron

Well done, and thank you for your words of wisdom.

We should all remember to be thankful for what we have.

Tis the coming season of thanksgiving and cheer. Hopefully, we all have much to be thankful for. A fine invocation to the Day of Thanks.

Very well written....We all have very much to be thankful for....