The Christmas Amaryllis folds

This is how the resurrection will happen:

The Lord himself will descend from heaven with a shout , with the voice of an archangel, and with the trumpet of God ( not very quiet or secretive)

And the dead in Christ will rise first:

Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air: and so we shall ever be with the Lord.

I have no proof:…but God told Habakkuk to write this on a stone

The just shall live by their faith.

I believe .

Thessalonians 5: 16, 17 Habakkuk 2 :4

I guess you know how my posts follow their own road. I hope you travel a while with me. I am cosy with flu again. So here are some quotes about the word “fold” and then two poems .

-“fold is when a creator feels annoyed, disrespected, or surprised by a comment or situation…

According to Wiki

So here is a little advice from Swami Vivekananda and John Madden

Condemn none : if you can stretch out a helping hand , do so. If you can not, fold your hands, bless your brothers and sisters, and go your way.

When the going gets tough, you don’t quit. You don’t fold up, and you don’t go in another direction.

My poem that follows reflects on how I relapsed and am worse than I was before:

Do what you 'like'

Do what you like plants in spikes
Let passion lead, pond all clear ice
Moore hen , slides
Chill creeps up your spine

Passion is loud
Amaryllis folds
Bulb stands proud
Soon to rest in dark and cool
Will it have the sparkle that it had?

Cough, sneeze,recuperate 
Do what you like, let passion lead ?
Think carefully!

Sandy 🙂

I was looking at examples of lines of verse consisting of two metrical feet. I came across this William Wordsworth poem. We are seven. These are not the first lines but a few that show two metrical feet. If you would like to hear the poem, press on the title.

I met a little cottage girl
She was eight years old she said
Her hair was thick with many a curl
That clusterd round her head...

William Wordsworth

I also appreciated this perspective on the poem by Dr Scott Masson. Press on the name if you would like to hear it.

Dr Scott Masson speaks at length . If you are interested you will need time.

The flu is very unpredictable when it begins and in how it takes off.

Harvey V Fineberg

Take care. Stay well.

Sandy 🙂