A Gentle Breeze

• by Catherine Pena
• 7 years ago

Oh, I like this poem very much. It will continue to be an inspirational poem for years to come. Keep up the good work. :) It made my day and gave me tears of joy.

• by Mary, Nicosia Cyprus
• 9 years ago

Thank you for imparting your divine, meditative moments with God.
Your poem has come to me at a most critical time in my life, a time when all hope and purpose seem to be lost. Yet "through it all" we are reminded time and time again that HE never forsakes us: "I've never left you alone, or threw you aside, I am in your heart, I will be your guide. I will show you the way to master life's difficulties, and trust your heart, For I am with you now and forever, I shall never part." FEAR's greatest enemy is FAITH, a state of the soul where only love can abide!

• by Raquel, Madera
• 10 years ago

I love this poem!! It's so peaceful and flows beautifully just like a nice fall breeze!!! Thank you I really enjoyed reading it!! It warmed my heart and filled it with comfort!!!

• by Elsa Rosenfeld
• 10 years ago

This poem touched the way I feel at times. But as the creator of the poem did, she turned to God and so do I. One verse in the Bible I love is: Isaiah 43:18-19, Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I (God) am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?

• by Rammohan Potturi, Hyderabad
• 10 years ago

I like this poem. It is a sincere submission before God Almighty, TRUE, every one of us experience this at certain point of time. We need "that" support.
A silent prayer does that. God always helps, we acknowledge only sometimes...

• by Sylvia Kilmartin, Eagleville Pa
• 10 years ago

The poem was great it helped me with my depression that I'm going through.

• by Kathy Martinez, Nj
• 11 years ago

I loved this poem you captured the simplicity of just speaking to the lord and how he answers in so many ways. I loved it so much I shared it on my Facebook wall.

• by Timothy O.
• 12 years ago

A wonderful piece Laurie has here. I love the understated lines the most, namely:
"He has pointed this out for me to see.
Life has many surprises each and every day.
We cannot live on regrets and sorrow.
Once again I feel a gentle breeze
which means God is saying:
My child there is a tomorrow:
The sun will shine once again,
the birds will continue to sing.
Memories will last forever,
and enjoy life a new today,
and all that it may bring."
They have giving me so many hours of comfort & pleasure.
They have spoken for themselves.

• by Pegi Ackerman, Yakima
• 12 years ago

I enjoyed the poem, "A Gentle Breeze"

I sent this to a Priest friend who is very ill because it seemed so comforting to me. I know he will enjoy reading it. He went back to the mid-West to visit his daughter for Christmas, and he collapsed, and is still in the Hospital. He is a true friend and has always been there for us and anybody else who needs him. He also has cancer, and lives way above that disease, and never complains. This poem I felt to be just what he needs. Pegi