I always loved the 4th of July
And the fireworks displays
That filled the skies
And the fireworks displays
That filled the skies
Black sky and golden fire
Lacey embers flying by
Somewhere this year beginning with the fireworks
We visited with Matthew and Diana
and our dear granddaughters
We toured the Oregon coast down into California
To Yosemite and Mount Lassen
Then back home
Then the middle east continued on it's downward spiral
Our grandson required medical attention and is still in very serious condition
A war erupted and in it more children are being killed than combatants
The western half of the US scalded in the heat of the sun
Then a cool wind blew to calm me inside
The world is not even close to the end of days
We have just drifted into life as it really is
And I can either despair or begin to heal inside
I wonder if my prayers will be answered
I heard today some of the victims in Qana (Cana) were from the family Shalhoub
That was my grandmother's family and my cousin Emile and Monk's Tony
Why do we (mankind) insist on blood wars when there is already so much suffering
And then there is the finale and all is peaceful again
Quote of the Day ~
"Never be in a hurry; do everything quietly and in a calm spirit. Do not lose your inner peace for anything whatsoever, even if your whole world seems upset." ~ St. Francis de Sales quotes (French Roman Catholic bishop of Geneva, active in the struggle against Calvinism, 1567-1622)
2 comments:
I hope you make many more posts here.
happy anniversary, i hope someday to be able to put to good use all of lessons you both have taught me about love and friendship.
-m
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