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Autumn’s transitions offer an opportunity to embrace the harmony from our Creator’s guiding light.
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(Updated October 7)
Darkness hides
Morning’s reception
Silence riddles chilly air
Mellow breeze
Wind chimes serenade
Peace soothing this resting soul
Candle glows
Dancing shadows play
Frolicking, flickering flame
Hot coffee
Early, steady mate
Comforting, every drop
Good ol’ friend
Morning hums with fun
Feeling the caffeine-fueled boost
Dawn’s twilight
Distant horizon
Breaking through hardheaded clouds
Music plays
Tunes stir memories
Jukebox sings with sunrise joy
Life’s pages
Another chapter
Feeling all cozy and warm
Dreams invite
Delightful journey
Buzzing, unmistaken joy
Snooze button
Calling, “Please hit me”
Let’s start all over . . . again!
Originally published December, 2020.
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There is never anything wrong with being a “happy dreamer.” Without dreams, much of mankind’s world would cease to be.
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(Updated October 6)
Have more than you you show, speak less than you know.
Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.
William Shakespeare (1564-1616) was an English playwright, poet, actor, and theater entrepreneur.
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Our best avenue for hope rests in the palm of God’s hand.
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(Updated October 5)
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As children of God, we witness His invitation to trust daily in His wisdom.
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(Updated October 4)
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When we collectively gather our individual strengths, we come together as One in Christ.
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(Updated October 3)
Early morning darkness
Peace fills wakening mind
Gathering every word
Another light he finds
Candle flickers nearby
Aroma filling room
Harvesting one more thought
Imagination blooms
Pen continues journey
Filled with inner meaning
Opening up heart’s spirit
His garden now greening
Breath of past dropping in
Memories full of light
Remembering again
Solitude always bright
Blessed sunrise arrives
New day now waits to fill
Cascading to new page
Ripples from writer’s quill
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Unseen below the turbulence of life’s approaching storms, waits a tranquil oasis filled with reality’s dreams.
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(Updated October 2)
The poem is not a thing we see; it is, rather, a light by which may see.
Everything seems an echo of something else.
Robert Penn Warren (1905-1989) was an American poet and novelist. His received the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1947 for his novel, ALL THE KING’S MEN.
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