DAPPLED
Dappled
sunlight can be seen
on
the afternoon grass so green
through
the maple tree's leaves.
Its
picture does somehow please.
Peace
it evokes
as
pale sunlight pokes.
There's
calm found in the shade
where
there are green grass blades.
Where
sunlight pokes
bees
are seen, not slow pokes,
in
the clover blossoms.
Busy
bees. More than one.
Squirrels
seen gathering in the afternoon shade
scampering
around the hosta's broad blades.
Their
fluffy tail
does
tell a tale.
Blue
jays now seen flying overhead
on
their way to the sunflower bed.
Seeds
will be dropped to the ground
where
next year more will be found.
Red
maple leaves seen falling down
making
a gentle rustling sound.
One
day soon the dappled light will be gone
when
the trees no longer their leaves will don.
Weeks
later shadows stretch out,
where
leaf-green grass once did sprout,
on
cold, white drifts of snow
and
the winter wind blows.
Keep
a lasting memory of the dappled light.
Get
the camera to take a picture just right
of
the ever-changing dappled light
on
an autumn day that was just right.
*
* * * *
Peace.
Peace is hard to find
everyday,
all the time.
Troubles
wear you down.
You
think you might drown.
The
Bible calls it being at wits’ end.
That’s
usually when we seek the Lord’s hand.
We
usually seek God last
when
we should seek him first.
Do
you realize the Lord is now waiting to hear from you?
Not
just when you have no peace and are stressed with much to do,
but
also to hear you say “thank you”
for
keeping all His promises to you.
If
you are in the habit to telling God thanks,
then
seeking God will be something you do first.
Don’t
wait to seek God just when big problems burden you.
Do
seek God concerning everything and thank Him too.
…they
were at their wits’ end.
Then
they cried out to the Lord in their trouble,
and
he brought them out of their distress.
He
stilled the storm to a whisper;
the
waves of the sea were hushed.
They
were glad when it grew calm,
and
he guided them to their desired haven.
Let
them give thanks to the Lord for his unfailing love
and
his wonderful deeds for men.
Psalm 107:27-31
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