Blessings Poem by Ronald Wallace

Blessings



occur.
Some days I find myself
putting my foot in
the same stream twice;
leading a horse to water
and making him drink.
I have a clue.
I can see the forest
for the trees.

All around me people
are making silk purses
out of sows' ears,
getting blood from turnips,
building Rome in a day.
There's a business
like show business.
There's something new
under the sun.

Some days misery
no longer loves company;
it puts itself out of its.
There's rest for the weary.
There's turning back.
There are guarantees.
I can be serious.
I can mean that.
You can quite
put your finger on it.

Some days I know
I am long for this world.
I can go home again.
And when I go
I can
take it with me

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rosemary 01 September 2018

Love this poem - defying the odds!

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Rosemary 01 September 2018

Love rhis poem - defying the odds!

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Connie Yost 26 July 2014

Your Blessings is just too cute for words.

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Ronald Wallace

Ronald Wallace

Cedar Rapids, Iowa / United States
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