I opened the screen door to a silvery crescent moon
In the east, a red spring sun rises
What beauty God has in store each day
If only we opened our hearts to receive the prizes
All day long, beauty and surprises presented
One time there was a brown thrasher
Over in the birdbath washing with delight
A little later four starlings were splashers
Each moment of the day there was a new gift
Joy overflowed with each delight
The only problem was I couldn't jot down
About my day's awesome highlights
Cave Kellers and Dig Wellers
David J Walker
Christians that go to hell
will have one
Hell of a story to tell
In the
Nick of time but no place to
Dwell among tent dwellers the
Cave kellers the dig
Wellers the rhyme
Travelers the street
Sellers and day
Sailors the night
Failures the pay
Traders the flesh
Peddlers the time
Piddlers the mind
Benders the fence
Minders the prime
Lenders the crime
Numbers the prince
Paupers the door
Stoppers the bargain
Shoppers the grass
Hoppers old teeny
Boppers and hogg
Sloppers with chart
Toppers and good
Coppers and hoola-
Hoopers and party
Poopers and hot
Peppers and self
Checkers and fat
Backers with back
Packers of heart
Stoppers and flip
Floppers and hot
Flappers and splish
Splashers and party
Crashers and hot
es and bad
Bastards
Christians that go to hell
will have no one to blame
in the hottest of flame
But one hell of a story
to tell
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