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Have you ever seriously thought?
How little things in our lives become big things
A single snowflake falls at sundown
Becomes a skier’s paradise at sunrise
A single encouraging thought
Becomes the key to unlock a young mind
A single thoughtful gesture
Becomes a way for others to “pay it forward”
A single painting by an artist
Becomes a masterpiece for all generations
A single drop of rain
Becomes a nourishing drink for flowers so bright
A single warm smile
Becomes the connection between a father and daughter
A single laboratory discovery
Becomes the means to cure a disease
A single lightning strike in the forest
Becomes a way for nature to manage itself
A single book read at a young age
Becomes an inspiration for life-long reading
A single win for a struggling team
Becomes the spark for a championship run
A single handwritten short story
Becomes the inspiration for an award-winning novel
A single diamond engagement ring
Becomes a long and lasting marriage
A single simple prayer
Becomes the bridge between one and God
A single moment of intimate love
Becomes the birth of a blessed child
A single job interview
Becomes an incredible and fulfilling career
A single bright-shining star
Becomes the beacon to proclaim Christ’s birth
True, not all little things lead to good things
But, with patience and God’s guidance, some will become great!
I really enjoyed reading your poem😊
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Thank you Deb. I appreciate your kind words. God’s peace!
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I loved this! It made me think of all those small moments in my life that led to so much more.
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Julie, thank you for reading and sharing. I share a previously published poem every Monday. Hope all is good with you and your family. God’s peace!
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Yes, Richard, “single things” often multiply and blossom. Single words can do that if they are spoken with love. Or if spoken with anger, they can lead to major destruction. It’s good to keep those consequences in mind when we engage in those “simple things.” Thank you for your very thoughtful poem.
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Jan, your point is well taken. Your words help define the final two verses. Perfect!
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Love this!! What a great reminder to take time to really appreciate the little things in life.
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Michelle, thank you for reading and sharing. Every day we are truly blessed!
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great reminder to find joy in the simple things, even if they don’t lead to bigger things.
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Jim, thank you for sharing some great thoughts. God’s peace!
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So true 🙂
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And one writer sharing God’s love and words brings happiness to her readers. 🙏🏻
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Thank you for this beautiful reminder.
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I love this! It was beautifully expressed!
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Diana, thanks for reading and sharing. I don’t often write poetry in a free verse style.
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You’re utmost welcome and no matter the style you write in, you always do well.
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Excellent poem. For me, reading one book has led to a life-long love of reading. Thank you for this reminder of the impact of brief events on life’s journey. Blessings
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Suzette, I appreciate your thoughts. We all experience moments in our life which make a true difference.
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Amen and thank God for those moments.
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I love this poem of how God works through the small things…that become big things!
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Amen! I always appreciate your input. May God continue to bless your ministry. God’s peace!
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Aww thanks!
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This reminds me to open my eyes and see all the little things, thank you 😊! Beautiful.
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