“My voice You shall hear in the morning, O Lord; in the morning I will direct it to You, and I will look up.” Psalm 5:3
Morning Guide
Eyes cast down
as morning sun rises;
hands in folded fashion,
while day unravels
like a tattered scroll;
mind heavy with life’s burdens,
yet enlightened by the
wings of blissful morn.
My voice raised in praise,
just living with You,
yet another day!
Everyone deals with stuff. Some days are more difficult or painful than others. So glad we don’t need to do it alone. Keep your eyes on the Maker who directs all our paths.
Join us for the next two days at Scribbling Spiritual Sand with your poems, pics, or short story using the Bible verse prompt under my picture. We’re just starting out, so please tell a friend. Here’s what to do:
- This link will remain open from Monday 10am until Wednesday 10 am Central Time
- Link to only your post dealing with our prompt
- I’m unable to produce a button to grab, please include: Scribbling Spiritual Sand link to www.wolfsrosebud.wordpress.com
- If you’d like, leave a comment after linking
- Take time to visit other participant’s post
- Thanks for stopping in… and have a great week!
- January 16′s slice of Scripture prompt: “She (wisdom) is a tree of life to those who take hold of her, and happy are all who retain her.” Proverbs 3:18
Mama Zen
/ January 10, 2012This is really lovely!
Victoria C. Slotto
/ January 9, 2012This is so beautiful. I hope to participate in these from time to time. Today, because of travel, I’m playing catch-up. Thanks for a lovely prayer-break.
patriciaspreng
/ January 9, 2012Not sure if my link worked?
patriciaspreng
/ January 9, 2012How lovely =) I’m linking with you with what I’ve just posted today. It doesn’t exactly fit your prompt… unless you consider my one word prayer to him that day… “yes.” Thanks for inviting me!
Laurie Kolp
/ January 9, 2012This is beautiful and I agree… each day is a fresh start when we begin it in prayer. Will try to come up with something for this, but am pretty busy today. I’ll be back.
Laurie Kolp
/ January 9, 2012Yeah! I got it done. I hope to make this a regular posting on my writing (not poetry) blog. Thanks.