Embers in the Wind, Threads for Tomorrow
In the rising fog of the New Year, let burdens take flight,
As failures lift like morning dew under the sun's gentle touch,
Let them drift away, carried by dreams, dissolving into the horizon.
Unbind societal shackles, like chains rusted by time's unforgiving passage,
Let freedom persist, a song echoing through the dawn.
Fly away barriers that sundered our hearts,
Vanish into the night's celestial jete,
For in our togetherness, our strength restarts,
Like a melody, each note harmonizing with the next,
Ashes of isolation, where unity finds its way,
We are a mosaic of dreams, each piece interwoven, of unity's play.
Welcome joyous days, with wisdom’s spark,
Spin tales in a patchwork of blended delight,
Let harmony imprint minds and souls,
Like an ember’s warmth on a winter’s night,
Carry agape love, a beacon through the dark.
Let this year transcend mere time's vibrant flow,
A crown adorned with empathy's multicolored light,
Societal, psychological, philosophical in the know,
Unified, we thrive, our unity ignites,
Threads of tomorrow, woven in today's greatest show.
Ultimately, each voice, a tremor in the wind, can join the rising choral tide,
Each note a battle fought and won, where shadows once did hide.
No longer solo in the dark, but harmony in vibrant throng,
We rise, a symphony of souls, where failures turn to song, singing,
May the Lord bless us with His grace,
And guide us through each day,
May we seek His eternal loving face,
And follow His peaceful righteous way.
May we find strength in His word,
And comfort in His soft embrace,
May our hearts be filled with His love,
And our souls with His unconditional grace.
May we walk in His radiant light,
Shining His boundless love for all,
Guided by grace, our hands and feet,
Answering His utmost highest and loving call.
Copyright © Daniel Henry Rodgers | Year Posted 2024
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