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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required If I were allowed, just one last precious day... Only twenty four hours, to swallow away To fear, or to fret, what a waste of the gift So I'll say, I'll confess, what a blessing it is to be given this choice on how I might spend it. This last gift bestowed, to spend as I please Would I want to be shown, the most spectacular things? What would I do, and how would I choose My mind would be spinning like whirlwinds in spring Would I run away to a tropical sun take a brief holiday, with my hopes on the run? My mind would be topsy, my soul would be turvy and my heart would be yearning for those who I love I have come to conclusion...after pondering, long The choices, though many, aren't hard to resolve I would spend it with loved ones, in the same, simple way With things quite familiar, under the same morning sun Time with my with family, so simple and fun Laughter that rings through a house on a hill, Hamburgers, sizzling, outside on the grill Little ones shouting, teasing, frolicking, Until evening breezes gather us still In the dark on the porch, while my son plays guitar, with a dish of ice cream, while counting the stars Love reaching out with a unspoken sound filling the silence, of a promise untold Watching the sunset...in the hilltops above... How grand is one day.... until the daylight is done.... A perfect days end..... if left with just one..... _________________________________________________ Contest sponsored by Thomas Martin "Days"
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