Thursday, December 23, 2010

Happiness of Happenstance, Upon a Day of Joyous Birth

Oh, happiest of days

This is not

Joyous, yes

Happy of happenstance, no

 
 

For one whose birth

this day holds

Half day across

inter-national dateline

World still

turning round and round

Nearly half century

of beloved, now gone

Joyful gratefulness presses on

Fleeting happiness ever eludes

 
 

Oh, but what flowers could so bloom

For now in the winter of such a one's discontent

To behold the fruit bearing forth of union's progeny

To gaze upon blazing, beauteous glory

Of being blessed with raising blessings

To be held, captivated by such beautiful ones nesting

Abounding with grace amidst wounded emptiness, vacancy

Still may content with hope to be

In plenty and in want, in any and every situation

Yet may persevere in faith to move forward

No matter come what may, whatever circumstance befallen

Out of such ashes, beauty arises

 
 

So happiest of days

Though this may not be

Always and forever precious moments

In time will they be

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