For Those Ill In Bed

Not everyone can get up out of bed this morning but as we stay ill in bed there is still much to enjoy and give praise for. I thank God every morning for His new day and the wonders it will unfold. The fact is, not so long ago I too was laid out in bed and couldn’t get out. I realize then that there was much joy that can still be had watching the sparrow visit on mornings to steal a few crumbs, to hear the adventures of family and friends and to speak with Our Father at length. No rush, finally a chance to listen, to really listen and not to quickly let your request known. Sometimes being ill in bed can give you greater perspectives.

 

For Those Ill In Bed

 

Father, dear Lord this morning I pray

Our family and friends who lay

Rest in your care comfortably

Their don’t have the energy to get and see

How beautiful your morning has become

Or smell the daytime, Lord don’t let them succumb

Send them the early rooster’s crow

Each bird that sings and the sunlight’s glow

In bed Father there is much still to enjoy

Let them feel the other beauties that you employ

Like early morning sounds of your people about

Its merriment for others who go out

Night has passed and they have another day

Blessed with your love that they might say

Each day Lord is another opportunity

Delight I will Lord in You, my friends and family

 

 


 

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