What a lovely sight, everything is white.
The bushes, trees, the poles, the wires,
the sky, the ground,
and all around is white!
What a pearly sight, everywhere is white.
The city lights, the way too bright,
the gate, the Lord,
and all around is white!
What an awesome sight, everywhere is white.
The people pure, for pain a cure,
our praises sound,
and all around is white!
Cathy Jeanes, a member of St. Matthew on-the Plains Burlington, participates in the bell choir, prayer team and scripture reading. She has published two books of poetry, one for adults and another for children. Cathy also has one e-book online called, The Rock That Could Talk.
(The Editor welcomes poems appropriate for publication in the Niagara Anglican.)
All around is white
Cathy Jeanes, Burlington
What a lovely sight, everything is white.
The bushes, trees, the poles, the wires,
the sky, the ground,
and all around is white!
What a pearly sight, everywhere is white.
The city lights, the way too bright,
the gate, the Lord,
and all around is white!
What an awesome sight, everywhere is white.
The people pure, for pain a cure,
our praises sound,
and all around is white!
Cathy Jeanes, a member of St. Matthew on-the Plains Burlington, participates in the bell choir, prayer team and scripture reading. She has published two books of poetry, one for adults and another for children. Cathy also has one e-book online called, The Rock That Could Talk.
(The Editor welcomes poems appropriate for publication in the Niagara Anglican.)
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