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Watching a curious child
Witnessing sparkles of joy
Blessing us with innocence
Seeing how life will deploy
Finding daily adventure
Lighting up every room
Reaching out with innocence
Moving with a speedy vroom
Revealing wonders of life
Surviving each bump and bruise
Shining through with innocence
Napping now, let’s take a snooze
Playing through daily lessons
Sharing love with extra zest
Teaching us with innocence
Enjoying life with each quest
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Big Sky Buckeye 
“Speedy vroom”, I like it. This poem reminded me of Mark 10:15, Big Sky Buckeye. GOD bless!
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Great share! I appreciate your connection with Mark 10:15.
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I can’t wait until this rona crap is over and I can witness vroom firsthand! It will be joyous! Until then, I’ll settle for messenger faces and Houseparty… 🤪
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I hear you Lisa. I have a grandson (born in late October) and I am so looking forward to finally seeing him in the flesh. God’s peace!
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And G-d’s peace also to you!
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Ah yes, the way children cheer us by “Shining through with innocence” is such a lifesaver these days! I videotaped myself reading a darling book titled, “When Will It Be Spring?” and sent it to my 4 to 7 year old Sunday School children. We have not been able to meet since this VOVID-19 shutdown. I miss them! I received the cutest responses back from them, one of whom videotaped her response. Our weather here in s-w Montana is snowy and blowy. Feels like spring will never come! But there was definitely the promise of spring in those children! Your poem is delightful, Richard. Thank you for the “sparkles of joy.”
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Jan, I appreciate you sharing some “sparkles of joy” with me. Yes, I heard about the snow visiting the Big Sky (gladly no snow here).
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May your whole day sparkle with joy, Richard. Happy 1st Sunday after Easter. Our sermon today was about the humor at created several years (decades?) of this day being known for its joyfulness. (I posted the sermon on JanBeek – along with Steve’s terrific children’s message and his prayers. I know you will enjoy it).
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Very loving.
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We learn much from a child’s innocence.
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Amen.
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Oh to be a little child again with not a care in the world!!
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Leola, your words bring out a God-inspired lesson for each of us to experience.
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Beautiful! I will repost
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Pat, I appreciate your kindness in reposting this poem.
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My friend u r the nicest and best poets of my followers that naturally makes me your followers. Lol
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Reblogged this on From The Darkness Into The Light.
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ahhh…. to be a child again…
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Yes, I am looking forward to seeing my youngest grandson up close and personal for the first time . . . someday.
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that is certainly something to look forward to!
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Ah, yes, the wonderful innocence of children. They have so much to teach us. Beautiful poem! 🙂
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Thanks Susan. I agree with your thoughts. I look forward to seeing my Montana grandchildren (hopefully this summer).
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Makes me look at my daughters with precious love
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Jim, I appreciate you reading and sharing out. My own children have been a true blessing. God’s peace!
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Praise God
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