There is Joy
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There is Joy.
There is joy in the sight,
Of sunlight on water,
Of golden haze
Shimmering in late summer heat,
Of lazy days,
On River Banks,
Watching the water run to the sea,
Of languid evenings watching stars come out,
One by one in the midnight sky.There is joy in the scent,
Of sun drenched air,
Of lavender hints,
Lingering at the edge of now.
Of vanilla tones,
On faint breezes,
Carrying memories of yesterday.
Of rose perfumed twilights bringing down night,
One sweet hour at a time.There is joy in the feel,
Of sunlight on flesh,
Of green gold grass,
Waving in the warm breath of love,
Of kindled passions
On long afternoons,
Watching tree shadows lengthen.
Of laughter carried on sultry night air,
One golden moment after another.By Nick Grimshawe
Something different to end the week.
This weekend hold someone’s hand and stand still in the moment, just enjoying the touch.
Have a wonderful weekend.
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Nick
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I like this poem a lot. If we just opened up our senses and stopped trying so hard to be happy, then happiness will come quite easily. Thank you for posting this.
Cheers,
Albert | UrbanMonk.Net
Modern personal development, entwined with ancient spirituality.
Thanks Albert,
I wanted to get across the idea that joy is all around us in so many forms, in so many simple things. We try to complicate things, as if with out complexity there is no truth.
Joy is simple, open your eyes and your heart and the joy comes flooding in.
Bye the way I love you site.
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