First day of Spring My steps should be light, With mind full of hope. But, alas, reminders everywhere Of sickness sweeping o'er the earth, Who shakes and trembles, Filling minds with fear; And just in case We manage to forget-- It shakes again, and again, Reminding us And holding us fast In it's grasp.
Not I. I will Avert my gaze From pressing fears To look up. I see the clouds Unchanging and steady Blue sky Beckoning to take my thoughts And fling them far away, Replaced with fresh Breeze, or rain, or sun-- Wrapping me With that love Always there, But often masked. Today I will let it in To warm my heart And renew my hope Expand my view And see all the love around me.
Born in southern Idaho. Attended Brigham Young University. Worked as a transfusion service medical technologist at LDS Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah for 45 years. Married Robert & have 3 children, 7 grandchildren.
2 thoughts to “March 19”
What a lovely poem–so full of hope and just what my burdened soul needed to hear today.
What a lovely poem–so full of hope and just what my burdened soul needed to hear today.
thank you, I love this