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August Thoughts

By August 1, 2022Be Well Today

When subtle rain puts you at ease
The green of Summer’s maple trees
A morning’s coffee peace today
A small town’s quiet quaint café
An easy stroll in solitude
A morning’s smile when joy intrudes
A pen that rhymes without much thought
A cancer scare that you’ve forgot
A restful sleep a waking yawn
A warm and fuzzy welcomed dawn
A chocolate fix of dream’s delight
And last year’s pants that fit just right

When there’s toilet paper for everyone
When people put away their guns
When the milk of human kindness grows
When hunger stops and foodbanks close
When women do not not have to fear
The dark of night or what they wear
When angry drunkenness can end
When pollution stops and Earth’s our friend

A hope and prayer for world peace
The love of God that cannot cease
A visit from a friend of old
The placing of two bands of gold
A rising sun a moon that’s full
The mower you don’t have to pull
A sandy beach when work is done
A warm-up stretch an evening’s run

When subtle rain puts you at ease
The green of Summer’s maple trees
A morning’s coffee peace today
A small town’s quiet quaint café
An easy stroll in solitude
A morning’s smile when joy intrudes
A pen that rhymes without much thought
A cancer scare that you’ve forgot
A restful sleep a waking yawn
A warm and fuzzy welcomed dawn
A chocolate fix of dream’s delight
And last years pants that fit just right