When we wake tomorrow
Will we see the beauty that surrounds us?
Or will we revert back to the worries that always binds us?
If we look deeply into the abyss
We'll see the heavens that always gives us a relaxing feeling of bliss
Oh we'll see bare limbs on our once beautiful shady trees
Perhaps feel the frigid wind and nightly freeze
But soon we'll feel the warm breeze of early Spring
And the lovely flowers the warmth always bring
I'm watching the Sparrows feed at my busy bird feeder
The Hummingbirds are long gone to a warmer climate and a happy new greeter
They will return, they always do
To compliment the beauty and the warm morning dew
Tomorrow we'll see a new day dawning for sure
So let's greet it smiling and happy, knowing God is in control and we'll feel safely secure
Comments
Ruby Jean Richert (author) from Southern Illinois on December 18, 2020:
Thank you Peggy-James-Bill-Manatita-Umesh-Lora-Rosina-Brenda-Chrish-Genna-John. There wasn't a comment answering section when I wrote this. I see now there is. I appreciate you all so very much.
Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on December 14, 2020:
I enjoyed the upbeat message you gave in your poem. We must put more energy into seeing the bright side of life.
James C Moore from Joliet, IL on December 14, 2020:
Lovely, hope expressed in verse.
Bill Holland from Olympia, WA on December 14, 2020:
Lovely, my friend! You know what I miss most? Hugging friends and family. I may be an introvert, but I need contact with others. :)
Blessings to you always!
manatita44 from london on December 14, 2020:
Ruby this is a most lovely piece born out of a heart of wisdom. It gives a beautiful feel to the energy on Hub pages. So necessary! Did the dawn kiss you good morning? Lol. Love you, sis. Merry Christmas!!
Umesh Chandra Bhatt from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on December 14, 2020:
Nice one Ruby Jean. Great foreseeing.
Lora Hollings on December 13, 2020:
Such a lovely poem, Ruby! I love your optimism and the hopeful mood you create. I think that spring will bring many good changes as we go forward into a brighter tomorrow as your poem expresses so well. It is nice to see you back writing again!
Rosina S Khan on December 13, 2020:
Right now you cannot comment on discovery.hubpages or any niche site. You will have to comment through the feed, which I think you have done. I can view your comment in response to mine in your recent article. Thank you so much, Ruby.
BRENDA ARLEDGE from Washington Court House on December 13, 2020:
This is a message I needed to read this evening...God is in control.
Thank you.
Ruby Jean Richert (author) from Southern Illinois on December 13, 2020:
Thank you Surovi99. I guess I.ve been away too long. I went to the piece I'd written today and there was no place for me to write a comment. Please fill me in if you know and thank you much.
Rosina S Khan on December 13, 2020:
I like you getting back to writing. This is such an upbeat poem reflecting the current issues of the world and yet, you show hope, waking up to a new and optimistic tomorrow. Really beautiful. I encourage you to keep your writing flowing. Thanks for the superb share.
Chrish Canosa from Manila Philippines on December 13, 2020:
A very uplifting message, the whole world needs it more than ever " God is in control " thanks for reminding me :-)
An awesome day to you!
Genna East from Massachusetts, USA on December 13, 2020:
Ruby...it is so good to see you (and your muse), writing again. Such a lovely poem, and very inspirational and heartening, given what is happening out there in our country and in the world. Your words made my day. Thank you for this gift. Hugs, my friend. Genna
Ruby Jean Richert (author) from Southern Illinois on December 13, 2020:
Hello Pamela, It's difficult to stay positive, it's so easy to let worry creep in. I do it all the time. Thanks so much for coming to visit this piece. Stay well..
John Hansen from Gondwana Land on December 13, 2020:
It is great to see you writing again, Ruby. A very positive and uplifting message. We always need to be optimistic and look forward to what tomorrow holds.
Pamela Oglesby from Sunny Florida on December 13, 2020:
This is a poem with a good message, Ruby. I try to look at nature and keep myself in a positve space. I really like the poem and the video.
