Thursday, December 2, 2010
December
I liked this when I read it; it seems to offer optimism in the face of true conditions, which started in November and increasingly affects many of us during December; perhaps you also will like it. If you do, please share it with others who may be depressed from the early dark of both morning and night. Remember, Winter begins December 21st and the days will begin to slowly lengthen once again. There often is a light at the end of the tunnel, and a time to smile once more.
A dreary month of weeping.
Of cloud and fog and rain,
Is sorrowful December,
And all the winds complain.
For trees are bare and flowers are gone,
And birds have hushed all song,
And days are short and sunless,
And nights are dark and long.
But let us wait in patience,
The days are swift to go,
And even sorrow does not stay
Long on the earth below;
Some days must be for weeping,
But God and heaven remain,
And after nights of darkness
The sun will shine again.
- Marianne Farmingham
(From an old manuscript)
Thanks for visiting. - Bob Phil 1:21
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