Have you nigh-buckled ‘neath the weight of gladness in your
breast
Where heath is steeped with shades of wheat touching halcyon
sky
And gardens flow through fence-rows feathered with wild-flower
zest
Like signatures of summer on earth’s heaven-glimpse; July
Have you been struck with wonder at the plunder of a bud
And like a child gazed long and deep into its mystic eye
Where green and gold gently enfold nature’s mosaic flood
In the thing nearest to heaven on earth; middle July
Have you looked up to drink sea-song from boughs laden with
soul?
Where heat is sweet as honeysuckle dripping from its sigh
And Queen Ann’s lace fringes the places that we like to loll
We want for naught when heaven ruffles earth with mid-July
Have you let noon run blue through lips stained with raspberry
pink?
And let the cloak of dappled shadow clothe you where you
lie?
Have you nigh-buckled ‘neath the weight of summer’s poem-ink
Where surely heaven’s poetry on earth must be July
© Janet Martin
Sorry for missing the last few updates. (Some hectic days)We are thankful that everything keeps going forward even if it seems slower now. Healing takes one thing; Time...actually two! Karen reminds us that it also takes patience.
Hi Everyone
Dave is still improving every day. Not noticing as
much change as we did before except not resting as much during the day.
He is busy doing his exercises from the therapist. They will be coming
4 times this week and I think 3 times next week. Next week he has two
doctor appointments as well.
He is back in bed sleeping but still gets up during the night for pain pills and is usually back in his chair about 6:00 a.m.. I think the days are getting little longer for him now so he is up to visitors if you want to drop by, even for a few minutes to help pass his day.
Please continue with the prayers as I know it is hard for him, especially since we know what is wrong with his right arm; 2 torn tendons and 2 partial tears that will take a long time to heal! He is figuring out how to do the daily routine but it is a lot of work for him and it tires him out.
Prayer for patience appreciated. Thank-you!
He is back in bed sleeping but still gets up during the night for pain pills and is usually back in his chair about 6:00 a.m.. I think the days are getting little longer for him now so he is up to visitors if you want to drop by, even for a few minutes to help pass his day.
Please continue with the prayers as I know it is hard for him, especially since we know what is wrong with his right arm; 2 torn tendons and 2 partial tears that will take a long time to heal! He is figuring out how to do the daily routine but it is a lot of work for him and it tires him out.
Prayer for patience appreciated. Thank-you!
This is inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the update on Dave. Will keep him in my prayers.
Thank-you Martin. We appreciate your prayers, esp. as time goes by because this is when discouragement is apt to settle in!
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