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Blooming Lilies 

Posted by 2garrabrants

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When you consider

the lilies of the field, what

might you ask? What might you learn?

~

Why do you bloom here,

this inhospitable place?

Why, in sorrow, beauty blooms.

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Tagged beauty, duty, grief, joy, sorrow

Aug·29

Crocodile Tears

Posted by 2garrabrants

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Now that July is

finally saying goodbye,

what would be a good send-off?

~

Whatever we try,

it will be with a dry eye,

giving July the brush-off.

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Tagged hollow, joy, passing, sorrow, tears, times

Jul·31

Spring Longing

Posted by 2garrabrants

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Why do cherries weep,

floral tears of softest pink,

in this joyous time of year?

~

Perhaps we mistake

joy for sadness as they bend

to kiss the warming earth.

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Tagged cherry blossoms, joy, spring, tears

Apr·10

Wide Eyes Blind

Posted by 2garrabrants

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On a bright, sunny

day what causes some folks’ thoughts

to turn toward the gray?

~

Sadly, some people

see not light in their spirit

nor beauty in their mirror.

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Tagged depression, joy, optimism, pessimism

Feb·12

Christmas Tidings

Posted by 2garrabrants

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In this festive time,
What message would you send to
Those few souls who find no joy?
~

The message brought to

us on that first Christmas Day

was love unconditional.

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Tagged gift, joy, season, sorrow

Dec·24

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