There's A Joy Poem by Gary James Smith

There's A Joy

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There's A Joy 8: 55 AM

There's joy in watching a baby grow
Their early childhood antics
Their attempt to walk from the crawling stage
To whatever makes them panic
Their fascination with our world
The children's programs on TV
Then their choice of music tastes
"What clicks the best for me"

Then to top it off...that smile
To which our efforts are bent
We're sure to put our greatest time
To us...it's a time well spent
Even down to the toys they choose
Or to the ones that they neglect
Some babies are all over it
To some others it's...what the heck!

It's cuchycu or you're a good boy
Or you're a good baby girl
Trying to induce another smile
It's part of a grandparent's world
Now the competition's started
It's not if it's mom or dad
But grandpa or gramma we begin coaching
To the very first words that are said

Then Hallelujah it finally happens
It brings us a gesturing...Awe!
When baby sees a welcoming face
With an outgushing of the word... gamma!
So what that they...cannot pronounce
The "r" that comes with that name
We still know beyond a shadow of doubt
That gamma and gramma mean the same

Now our efforts have come to fruition
There's a delightful feeling in that fact
A recognition of a person that's loved
It doesn't get any better than that
Think of a loving heavenly Father
To what effort He gave for our love
To offer up His only begotten Son
That we may partake of His good

You can become a child of that Father
Have favor through faith in the Son
Know of the pleasure of being in a family
That's believed on the Crucified One
With a love that has our best interest
Our best interest only at hand
Wouldn't it be wonderful to be a "born again child"
You can if you trust in the Lamb!

Hallelujah what a Saviour!

Copyright July 1220209: 31 AM

Gary James Smith

Sunday, July 12, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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Gary James Smith

Gary James Smith

Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
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