Have you ever taken time to look at the wonder of a tree?
Or sat and watched the busy little buzzing honey bee
Have you marveled at a flower blossom beautiful and grand?
That tenderly was sculpted by the Master's loving hand
There's so much here for you to see that doesn't cost a dime
If you will only pause a bit and take a little time
To enjoy all of the blessings that were put upon this land
So beautifully created by the Master's loving hand
The bluest skies, the greenest grass, all put on earth with love
As gifts to every one of us from the Father up above
A gentle rain, a bright rainbow, a simple grain of sand
Each one a thing of beauty from the Master's loving hand
A starlit night, a sunny day, a loved ones gentle touch
All these things He's given for He loves us very much
Mother Nature's bounty He has placed at our command
So take a little time to hold the Master's loving hand
What will tomorrow bring
I guess that's up to me
Maybe, I should make a plan
Or, maybe just wait and see
There's a whole world out there
So many beautiful things
I should stop and enjoy
everything
For, nobody knows what
tomorrow will bring
What if I woke up tomorrow
and I had lost my sight
Did I get to see the
beautiful sunset last night
And maybe when I wake tomorrow
I can no longer hear
Then last night was the last time
I heard the crickets sing
I think I'll go out and enjoy
this beautiful day
Look at all the flower's
Listen to the bird's sing
Enjoy every minute of it
For, I don't know what
tomorrow will bring
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God Bless
Michelle!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your tx. friend, karen lynn. :D
If you will only pause a bit and take a little time
So very true, Nina, and this is quite a lovely ode to The Master's Loving Hand.