Wherwell on a Sabbath afternoon.

A river and a wedding . (A poem)

A river

The Test.

Shallow then deep with fish, sun slithering yellow through the grass.

Then, a path, a church path littered with bright coloured paper purposefully shaped

Determinedly entering the church and thick up the aisle.

Church windows bright a photograph of our late Queen.

The Wherwell River Test and the Wherwell church!

By

Sandy 🙂

‘ A wedding anniversary is the celebration of love, trust, partnership, tolerance,and tenacity. The order varies for any given year.’

Paul Sweeney. He also said: ‘True success is overcoming the fear of being unsuccessful.’

And here is a cheeky one:

‘ Of course, I do have a slight advantage over the rest of you. It helps if you are in a  pinch to be able to remind your bride that you gave up the throne for her.’

Edward VIII

And a practical one from the poets perspective.

‘ Thousands have lived without love, not one without water.’

W.H Auden

If I could tell you WHAuden press on the bold if you want to hear him read his own poem.

The poem uses personification, repetition, and juxtaposition, all these to reveal our foe time as it has ‘control’ of life and death.

The River Test on a Sabbath afternoon.

I really appreciated this share today, and I will share it with you.

Religion

Five thoughts about Joseph’s life emphasising

And the Lord was with Joseph

But the Lord was with Joseph

Because the Lord was with Joseph. (Genesis 39:2,21,23)

How was this evident?

We have the whole story from long ago, so here are five thoughts:

He was undestroyable.

He was a blessing wherever he was.

He was patient.

He made wise decisions under severe circumstances.

He forgives and deals with his wounds.

The Lord is with him. Joseph functions with and not against His God.

This is told by Moses in Genesis 39-50.

May you have a blessed time of day.

Sandy 🙂

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