Soft Breezes Call to Me

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 laying lazy and free

and taking in the breeze

nowhere to be and no one to please

listening to the wave of wind as it washes over my face

delighted to be part of it as it is part of it

i am invited to surrender

to surrender my worry

to surrender my inhibitions

to surrender to the breezes

let them carry my burdens 

allow them to wash me clean and make me anew

God is in the breeze



Comments

  1. Glenn C. K.August 31, 2020 at 10:38 AM

    Lovely reminds me of lying in the breeze by the beaches - the grassy overhangs. :-)

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  2. DrDAugust 31, 2020 at 11:42 AM

    🌻♥️

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