Inside, Looking Out.
Inside, Looking Out.....
On a rainy day,
you often curse
the inconvenience
of the rain.
As you stare through
plate glass,
reflecting on
outside dampness,
trees and plants
dripping
droplets of moisture.
Oh, how
the rain has spoilt,
your day,
cursed weather
you exclaim dramatically,
'tis keeping you locked inside,
being bored to tears,
got nothing to do,
a real 'P.L.O.M' day,
of Poor Little Old Me syndrome.
Child of 'PLOM'
look inside of yourself;
to enable you to look
outside of yourself.
I know the rain has spoilt your day
but the blessings
it brings,
adequately compensates,
the parched and dry surfaces.
As each droplets of liquid gold,
falling
from the heavens,
brings forth
newness,
virgin growth,
greening grass,
and the freshness
a warm bath brings,
when coming inside.
So child of the living God,
inside of each,
we all have purity of heart,
and we need not
look inwards
but from inside,
look on out
at the blessings.....
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