Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Archive Selection--By Molly Moore--United States--Originally Published--March 30, 2017

Resurrection Song

A soft, subtle music gently drifts
Through the chilly April air,
Catching my attention as it uplifts
My awareness to places where

An elegant symphony is playing
On this sunny Easter morn.
To my straining ears it's sweetly saying
That the earth it wishes to adorn

With its melody of hope and renewal
As it tinkles a tiny bluebell
And sounds the note of a magnolia jewel
With a message it seeks to tell

Through the golden voices of daffodils,
The red tulips in colorful choir,
And the cherry tree blossoms' fluffy frills
That sing out their ardent desire

That all rise up and join today
Their song of resurrection.
Humanity choosing a peaceful way
Can change our world's direction.

Molly Moore returned to Hawaii after completing her nursing education in Seattle, Washington. Perhaps her previous career as an international flight attendant is what launched Molly’s "flights of fancy" into poetry. A love of rhythm and rhyme sparks her creative side, especially while outdoors in nature

4 comments:

  1. Dear Molly, your poem makes me long for Spring, the season that I love most. You composed a lovely poem.

    Best wishes,
    Inge

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  2. What a beautiful poem to celebrate the coming spring Molly! It will again be welcomed after the cold winter when Easter arrives in all its colorful glory, God's gift to everyone.
    Congratulations on having this lovely poem honored as an Archive selection. Happy Holidays Molly! Aloha, Connie xxoo

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  3. Loved this poem Molly, so many messages in this poem and the main
    wonderful story of God's continuum of all life.
    Lots if love,
    Yvonne
    Xxxx

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  4. Loved this poem Molly, so many messages in this poem and the main
    wonderful story of God's continuum of all life.
    Lots if love,
    Yvonne
    Xxxx

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