I like it here among the cheer
Of pots and pans and such
Where love of family and friends
Fills everything we touch
I like the way the little day
Slips by on common wings
Yet in its wake it cannot take
Life’s deeply valued things
I like it here, seasons and years
Paint pictures on its wall
And though we cannot hang them up
The heart can hold them all
We draw them near; laughter and tear
A juxtaposed finesse
Of paint-chips, prayer, rooms in repair
And heaven-happiness
I like it here, home; simple, dear
A launching pad it seems
As to and fro we come, we go
Chasing life’s care and dreams
Yet at day’s end the highways bend
Toward its humble dome
A fortress of faith, hope and love
And precious home sweet home
© Janet Martin
Sometimes all one can do is laugh at how quickly living’s
love-touches fill shiny sinks and ‘garnish’ carefully arranged vignettes…
I like it there/here too! Lovely verse! :-)
ReplyDelete:) Thank-you. Sometimes I think I'm a home-body to a fault but...I like it here;)
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