REMEMBER ME (poem)

Remember Me When You ………

See new fresh emerging growth from perennial flowers in Spring.

See the hide-n-seek dance of the fireflys on a hot Summer night.

See the gentle falling of yellow, orange, red, or brown leaves during Fall.

See countless twinkling stars through the skeleton tree branches during Winter.

Hear the bird’s songs in Spring.

Hear the tuning orchestra of the katydid’s symphony at mid-Summer evening.

Hear the rustling leaves underfoot while walking through the woods in Fall.

Hear nothing but your heartbeat during a Winter’s snowy night.

Feel the sun’s new found warmth in Spring.

Feel beads of sweat on your skin during Summer.

Feel the cool, crisp breezes of Fall.

Feel the pure moisture of a single snowflake in Winter.

Smell the pungent blooms from the chestnut trees in Spring.

Smell fresh grass after being mowed during Summer.

Smell the distinct odor of a neighbor burning leaves in the Fall.

Smell the fireplace’s winding smoke of fallen or cut timber during Winter.

Taste the first radish picked straight from the garden at late-Spring.

Taste the freshness and warmth from a vine picked tomato during Summer.

Taste the ripe muscadines in Fall.

Taste a pure, clear icicle in Winter.

Sense the clean, freshness after a good thunderstorm and rain.

Enjoy God’s artwork in all His creations.

---written by Cindy  (2001)

Comments

[Ann]

In honor of Delurking Week... I just want to say HI and that I miss your regular posts!

[Tracy]

What an incredible gift you have with words. I smiled when I read the word muscadine. Recently I tried a new wine from a NJ winery and after my first sip I said "This tastes just like muscadines." Nobody knew what I was talking about. :)