The Joy Chronicles--Part Four Comments

Such a precious poem, absolutely beautiful with ever so beautiful sentiments! .. Definite 5 Stars! ...+++++

I count it joy whenever I read one of your poems!

I count it joy when I hear the music to this poem/song! And what a song it can be, Susan!

I count it joy while I read this poem, so beautifully done.

Wow..you made me startled with the totle and its theme. A rare joy filled me up..

Hey, Susan, I was attracted by the title then read your four joy poems. There's much, it seems to me, in their simplicity—simple enough for children to understand but food for us adults. I like em. Hoping you're well, Glen

Susan this is a very beautiful poem on positivity that's all around us. The closing stanza is really hopeful. Those small hopeful voice is really helpful.

that's great when counting the Joy by the un-counting love; when life is rapturous there, where joyous love summons the life in one seraphic canopy

I like all stanzas very very much, but the most I like is your final stanza, so full of peace and honesty. Truly a stanza to my heart. I know you too as an excellent horse lover and rider.5 Stars!

My dear Susan, my comments have been erased away and so each time I am commenting, I lost my way, so busiest this morn on PH, I will return to give honour to this amazing write. So sorry that my words were just taken away and I lost my way (again! !)

I Count It Joy When I Hear The Lord talking to me in the Bible

Brilliant....as usual....thank u...

Lovely poem. All the little things that life is made up for are the cause of joy. We just have to open our hearts to their rhythm of joy.

Susan thanks for the reminder of all that we have to be thankful for in this troubled world. Marvelously written with each joyful thought building off the one before.

Joy and love are the greatest of feelings and expressions. A lovely poem Susan

I count it joy when I find a child at playing laughing at the ball. It's indeed a magnificent piece of poetry! Looking forward to the forthcoming part

The poetess has counted her joys in numerous ways.... very commendable observations... thoroughly poetic an natural. I place your following observation at the top: