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REJOICED AND GLAD

REJOICED AND GLAD

Awakened naturally—no need to go

to the bathroom—I peeked  through

the blinds of the bedroom window, 

and there it was: had I been dreaming, or

was this all just a glorious morning awakening?

 

The tall, thin tree branches with greening leaves,

rhythmically swayed and dangled in the air—the 

electric wires hanging and swinging lowly before

them—as if waves flowing toward some distant shore;

and eastward were likewise leafless trees:-

 

Looking down and out onto the green

terrestrial shores, can be seen bushy flora

dancing to a Ska-Raggae-like beat, coming

from the rhythmic flowing wind spreading

an amazing scenic view of the time in space

between dying winter and the resurrection

of the spring’s coming joy, and her coming

hopes—springing towards ascension:-

  

Gradually, an interlude of calmness

rolled in, and a few rhythmic sky tears began

to splash onto the outside bedroom window seal,

fogging the pane.  I closed the blinds, rolled over

and closed my eyes; when I awoke again, I got up

and went out onto the wet patio where it all

became apparent that it was not a dream but

rather, a blessed, beautiful, beaming God sent day.

 

Suddenly, like falling shooting stars across the sky,

beautiful rain-like mist began rhythmically

flowing down upon the terrestrial green canvas;

quickly disappearing, leaving dew-like reflections

sparkling the green grass; but after only a few minutes,

these ceased to fall; gone were the wind and the

dark veiling clouds; liberating the brightness of

God’s raised sun.

 

Once again, how amazingly mind-blowing

is the seasonal timing between dying winter,

newborn spring, wet grass and another beautiful

sunshine day perpendicular to the earth with God.


Copyright © Millard Lowe

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