​Don't Forget Your Stuff

Don't Forget Your Stuff

7/15/2020

Don't Forget Your Stuff

I heard counting blessings is much like counting the grains of sand on the beach,
or trying to measure the depth to which the deepest parts of the ocean reach.
I heard if you started counting the ones you have already received,
You will find that you are far more blessed than you may have previously believed.
I really don't know a better way to explain, simplicate, or make you over and understand,
but the love the universe has for us comes in waves like the ocean's and our good fortune is as abundant as the sand.

1 Comment

Julia M

7/16/2020 04:38:50 am

I never thought of it like that. Gratitude is easier to have when you stop and think of everything you have. Thank you for this beautiful way of looking at it.

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What People Are Saying...

"A queen in the east requested my visit,
She enjoyed my performance and our connection was exquisite.
We both took a liking to feeding the people,
Because a full stomach helps with combating the evils.
In return for providing the verbal treats,
She would make me a meal fit for kings to eat.
She would fill my cup and fill my plate
All I had to do was choose the food I ate.
For a second I was overwhelmed,
I fell into deep reflection.
So many times I didn't believe that what I ate mattered
But with her, it was a simple question.
All of those times laid shattered,
I realized that after all I had been through;
I deserved to give her this menu.
So I replied to her with a little more ease,
I'll have fried chicken wings and you can sit that next to the baked mac n cheese.
By that plate you can place
A humble bowl,
of seafood gumbo.
So nice,
Over white rice.
Beside it place some cabbage but fry it,
I aint sparing no calories, I aint on no diet.
A little corn on the cob would really make my heart throb,
And some Garlic cheese bread would probably cause me to slob.
Some steamed shrimp would almost finish the job.
But the child inside calls for dessert to finish the show.
So I must go with peach cobbler a la mode."
-Louis Conphliction