Poetry by Lois
Here are a few poems by Lois, some of which are in her book.
the sands upon the seashore
whisper of distant lands
they are spoken of in folklore
and slip through tiny hands
they seem to have such majesty
piled up high in dunes
they sing to me of mystery
in a lovely silent tune
on natures carpet
I walk today
through the quiet woods
I wend my way
to a peaceful glen
and a sparkling brook
o're all this beauty
I humbly look
love of nature
fills my heart
I am thankful God
for natures art
some people dread the dandelion
in their nice green lawn
but a little child sees beauty
and picks it for his mom
with loving hands she reaches out
to accept from him this treasure
such a gift of love and beauty
does not have a measure
when ere I see a dandelion
as through life I go
I'll think of love and a little child
and wish that it may grow
as the dawn approaches
and lifts the veil from day
there is such grandeur promised
that mere words could not relay
the beauty in that breath of time
that so quickly fades from view
the stage is set for day now
the scene is yet to do
I sing a song of gladness
for living in this land
the beauty that surrounds me
is as a heavenly band
the music that it plays to me
speaks of love immortal
and tells of joy awaiting
beyond another portal
there are such things as garbage cans
that take a little time
but they need not be a drudgery
as we put them in a line
they give a reason for me today
to early go outside
and welcome radiant morning
and my eyes to open wide
to enjoy the quiet freshness
of this new dawned day
yes even the lowly garbage can
gives joy in its own way