Thank You….!
each morn i greet you again
each morn i am kissing you again not in vain
each morn we enjoy the delicious breakfast
the delightful lunch
but we enjoy also the things that are torn and tattered
torn and tattered
not yet bettered
but we enjoy
constantly and always
before we eat
we raise our praise
to you dear Lord
we thank you solemnly for all the things you provide
each day anew again to us and to the people worldwide
it's our pride and strive to tell here
each morn again
we are grateful to the Lord
for each day
what we'll get on our bord....
© Sylvia Frances Chan - All Rights Reserved
Sunday 18 October 2020
Very true words. Indeed we should remember each of these prayers to lord
each morn again we are grateful to the Lord for each day what we'll get on our bord...
Thank you for adding the explanation about the word BORD in the poet's notes!
" we thank you solemnly for all the things you provide each day anew again to us and the people worldwide." Wonderful lines from a beautiful poem. Five Stars and to my Poem List.
A beautifully crafted write woven by a great mind and whose hands could always praise and raise for the Lord to seek guidance, knowledge and support in all her undertakings, not only for herself but the whole humanity. And above all, a heart full of care and thankfulness.
A grateful heart will always have time to thank the Lord of His many blessings He bestowed to humanity. It is but necessary to convey our gratitude to Him every single day. His generosity is boundless and eternal.
Each moon you greet and each morning you greet because you know that each natural sequence brings God's bless. We constantly enjoy and appreciate Lord. We beautify our lives and days. We feel emotion and joy. We greet and greatness is revived. People worldwide are provided many resources by our God. This is an excellent poem very well penned..5 stars..
A very nice poem. I was only troubled by one word: bord. I had never heard of this word before and the dictionary had no translation for it. Then I searched on the web and it says " bord" is the French word for " edge" . So that last line still doesn't make sense to me.