Walking Along The Road Poem by margaret haig

Walking Along The Road

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Walking along the road one day, I saw a butterfly pass my way,
It's lovely pretty wings stretched out, I was hoping it'd stay;
It made me think of What the Lord had made years ago,
The colors of creation on his wings, was such a show.

Walking along the beach on summer's night,
As the sun was setting, the colors a delight;
From reds, to orange, blues then a purple to black,
It reminded me of creation, these colors came back.

As I slowly walked through the zoo one morn,
And saw the animals, a new elephant was born;
I admired all the sizes and shape of each one,
It reminded me of creation, when the work was done.

As I was walking past the cemetery and saw a cross,
I stopped to look at it, and remembered the loss,
The loss for a mother, and the disciples too,
And thank my Good Lord, for His great love so true.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
We think of families where soldiers give their lives and think of Christ who gave His life for us
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Ray Hart 21 September 2012

Hi Marg, I enjoyed the structure and the subject. You drew a beautiful picture. Lords best wishes, Ray

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Carlton Vic
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