Now that Summer is finally here, this is a poem that Dad wrote about it! Hope you enjoy reading it!!! |
"Summer's Here"
Summer's here, With red-wing blackbirds, perching on the fence, And tall green corn in rows, so straight and strong. With green beans in the garden to be picked, And hear the night birds, sing their evening song.
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Summer's here, And see the golden wheat, that must be cut, With distant noise of cattle on the hill. The loon across the lake, blends in his call, God's world at peace, and we are in His will. |
Summer's here, In the rustle of the leaves in every tree, The sun, a bright orange ball, and the morning dew. Wetly silvering everything at dawn, God's blessings, and these are but a few.
E.H. Coe 1975 |
We Can Always Overcome If We Are:
Able to suffer without complaining To be misunderstood without explaining Able to endure without breaking To be forsaken without forsaking Able to give without receiving
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To be ignored without any grieving Able to ask without commanding To love dispite misunderstanding Able to turn to the Lord for guarding Able to wait for His own rewarding |
And If We
Count our garden by the flowers Never by the leaves that fall Count our days by golden hours Don't remember clouds at all
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Count our nights by stars, not shadows Count our years with smiles, not tears Count our blessings, not our troubles Count our age by friends, not years
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