Jesus Is Always True
I'm So Glad I Know the Lord Do You Know Him, Too?
Cooling the Apple Pies In the Windows
Remembering Mother's Day
The Beautiful Pink Daffodils
I Once Was Lost But Now I See
Mom's Gardenia Bush
The Wind and the Waves
Remembering Dad and Mom
The Beautiful Camellias
The Green Grass Of Home
The Love Of One Brother For Another
He Came Alone
Mother's Day In Heaven
I''d Rather Have Jesus
Jesus is Real
The Ringing of the Christmas Bells
Courtney and Ronnie Are My Mentors
Zandra Sees the Robin
The Love Of His Life Has Passed Away
Praise the Lord
Lyle--A Man of Many Talents
Ronnie and His Invaluableness
Ronnie--A Man With A Purpose
The Happiness of the Birds Is God's Gift To All People
Be One That Circumspectly Walks to Please God
Mom's Desire to Please God Is For All Time
Lyle Is a Treasured Man Whom I Care and Love
Ronnie and His Desire to Love Others
The Birds From God Gently Sing
Ronnie--a Man of Truth Always
Give of Your Best to Jesus All the Time
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Mom's Abilities to Beautify Were Gifts From God
Mom was a lady with a green thumb as it were.
Why?
Because she would plant her rose bushes all twenty-eight plus the other flowers.
They grew well and gave off their fragrance to bless us.
Mom grafted two mums one day with the knowledge they were going to bloom on the same bush and did.
Mom knew much about planting her flowers and making the yard look so beautiful.
I was there with the gladiolas alongside of the back porch.
But Mom had me out beat with the many things she planted.
The new owners of the house we did have uprooted the roses and done away with the many flowers Mom had planted.
But Mom is busy these days; in Heaven, planting her new flowers for Jesus' sake.
They will shine and never lose their luster for Mom's work is permanent.
Blessed is my mom for all the things she did and will do to please Jesus.
(© Poeticbearlovestowrite 2015)
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