ParkeHarrison
©2012 Susan Noyes Anderson
Humble yourself as a little child
and crawl into the nest.
With barren head and unshod feet
draw peace into your breast.
Come reverently, and shed your burden
like a pair of shoes.
Leave sin and sorrow to the One
who nurtures and renews.
Bow deeply, then arise on wings
of grace and glory born.
Remember Him. Sing sweet the song
of Resurrection Morn.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DAVE!
I love you.
Gentle plea, sweet prayer. So nice.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!! and Happy Bday Dave!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet way for me to start my day. Thank you Sue for writing this and sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your precious Dave
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Maggie
Absolutely beautiful. Your talent is amazing.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Dave! Beautiful poem and a really cool pic to go with it. Very fitting for this season.
ReplyDeletesmiles...you nailed this sue...love the opening the humbly coming...really a perfect voice through out...
ReplyDeletelovely. as always.
ReplyDeleteLovely poem, and I read some of your earlier posts too. Like the one about finding the roll of money, and the end of pbjs.
ReplyDeleteI am your new follower.
Perfect poem for a lovely week of remembering and gratitude.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Sue - just beautiful. I may have a new favorite here!
ReplyDeleteJust lovely! You amaze me and I loved this one.
ReplyDeleteLovely - love it!
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
This is beautiful, Sue! What a marvelous birthday gift! :)
ReplyDeletePerfect for Easter week Sue!
ReplyDeleteThat picture is pretty neat.
Oh, just lovely, and I really like the invocation.
ReplyDelete"Humble yourself as a little child
ReplyDeleteand crawl into the nest."
How pure is that.
PS I share the same birthday as Dave :)
Awwww, very sweet! Happy B'day Dave
ReplyDeleteyou are such a talented writer
ReplyDeleteThat really gave me goosebumps. Almost cried too.
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful piece of poetry, Sue. It is beautiful and I will treasure this .
ReplyDeleteAlso Happy B/D to Dave. I know he will get our late card, but in case you haven't told him, mention that we were thinking about him all day. I know he doesn't read you post. Unlike Dick, who reads everything I write. Of course I am not as prolific as you are, or he might quit reading my stuff too.
I'm also happy to read that I am not the only one that thinks your poetry is amazing.
Absolutely lovely, Sue! And thank you for turning the focus from eggs, bunnies and candy back to where it belongs. XO
ReplyDeleteHope Dave had a splendid birthday. Did you guys celebrate it in Maui, or was that trip just for your son's graduation? Has Todd heard anything about his test? How goes the show prep for Sunday?
Wonderful poem, like a nice renovation.
ReplyDeletebeautiful thanks so much for sharing x
ReplyDeleteLovely. Very nice slant rhyme. K.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Just thank you
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. The music enhanced the effect of your words so wonderfully well.
ReplyDeleteJust what I needed today. Sometimes life is just hard. Right?
ReplyDeleteI feel this should be sung by a choir! Lovely poem.
ReplyDeleteamazing, how wonderful our thoughts reflect during this time
ReplyDeleteSo often, after reading one of your poems I have no words. I feel so awkward - and awed - and grateful that you've shared your gift.
ReplyDeleteWhat you've done from a picture - beautiful.
'Remember Him. Sing sweet the song
ReplyDeleteof Resurrection Morn'
The plea for Providence's help and blessings can never see an end. Beautiful verse, Sue!
Thanks for your kind visits Ma'am!
Hank
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet...we as chicks should gather in the Hen's next and allow ourselves to be taken under wing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful thoughts this week.
I love this one! I love the warmth and gift of the atonement!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done, and a Happy Easter to you!
ReplyDeleteOh Sue this is lovely, good for us all to keep in mind. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteNice and lovely.
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