Encouragement

Ain't Life Such A Wonderful Thing? Revised

by veronica cressey 
10/27/11
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As busy as a bee transferring pollen from plant to plant, his mind is on his queen. At home the honey jar will last for hours, ain't life such a wonderful thing?

You know, a tiny ant can move a mountain. To feel the sand beneath his little feet! The weight he carries on his back empowers and makes his journey nothing more than sweet!

A tiny seed does not remember falling into the darkened soil, no light it brings. To grow, it takes some sunny days and showers, and wonders to itself, what's happening?

You'll rarely hear a songbird sad and sullen. In fact, he sings toward opposing winds! To find his nourishment may take him hours. Even so, the nightingale  will sing!

A bear will sleep through winter's hibernation. Before he knows, he's woken up in spring. Who's there to meet his hunger but a salmon, who had decided he would swim upstream?

If only man would use imagination, to cast his formula, his spell needs wing. For what is love if not an incantation? Ain't life such a wonderful thing?

An angel, whether throne or an archangel, will raise a voice as they so often sing. They represent to man a higher power. Ain't life such a wonderful thing?