So Good To Be Alive - Inspired By Pain And Suffering By Susan Williams Poem by Richard Wlodarski
So Good To Be Alive - Inspired By Pain And Suffering By Susan Williams
It's so good
To be alive
Feel the sun shine
On this weathered face
Hear the nightingale
Sing such melodies of love
It's so good
To be alive
Dance in the rain
Walk in the forest
Ride the white stallion
In mountains touching God
It's so good
To be alive
Walking along the beach
Thanking God for these days
Tracing the footprints
On the shoulders of God
It's so good
To be alive
Painting the canvas
Of this wondrous life
Feeling the pain
The suffering
Of Jesus
And His Tribe
Thank you God
For Just One
More such day
Sometimes pains and sufferings bog us down.But a poem like yours certainly lifts one's spirit.
A powerful poem. I am happy to know that you have constructed this poem banking on precious substances of another wonderful poem.
Its really a good thinf to be alive to enjoy the gifts of God.Your words, " Thank you God For Just One More such day" are worthy to be remembered by all, always...10
This is so lovely and lush with wonder. It is how I imagine God wants us to live- our senses always alive to God; s creation set here to guide us, speak to us, soothe us, and in thanking God for our blessings we find more blessings still. I am sorry for your illness but if it brought your pen to write this.... well, I shall silence myself now and just read this beauty again! ! 10++++++++++++++++++++ and onto my fav list with all the rest of your poems! ! !
Hustle and bustle! ! ! Pains of love and life; Going along, To be alive. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
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I would like to translate this poem
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8/13/2025 12:14:53 PM # 1.0.0
I feel good Coz still I'm alive and can read your spontaneous words as wise poetry....