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Cascading Emotions


The sun is shining My heart is smiling My skin absorbs the sun’s warm rays. The birds are singing The water is gleaming Chasing my worries all away. As the sun goes down My heart begins to frown I am forced to leave this peaceful place. We crunch across the gravel My heart pounds like a gavel As our tires roll away from the lake The sky looks very dull The rain starts to fall Tears begin to stream down my face. The rain falls harder My tears roll farther I’m drowning beneath the weight. The sorrow in my heart Will soon be put to right When God’s loving arms push away the hate. His warm embrace Puts a smile on my face He is stronger than my worries and my fears.
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