Yuletide Bells Ringing

For this world and we, all of its inhabitants. I appreciate the opportunity to focus, ponder a Christmas reality for this whole world within the Owl on the moon and emmajoy's Christmas Collaboration.

Yuletide Bells Ringing

 

In tears our planet lifts hands in prayer.  Let us leave treasures at the door of giving.

Health improved, bodies strengthened by pure water from twinkling wells drilled deep.

Gifts of hope can become Wishes granted. Let us be the world’s Yuletide bells ringing.

Someone like me, like you for a new transforming tomorrow- Our world’s souls to keep.

Money spent, love shared, Food sent, shelter given, they can hear Christmas singing.

We wish within night visions of peace our world’s inhabitants dwell in sweet sleep.

 

Planting seeds of love we give them seeds to plant tomorrow. Healing comes in caring.

 

Author's Note

Whether we have done service work, missions, tithe or giving of any kind. What a great time to think about our brothers and sisters-our others on this planet and what it means to them when we care and share. Bless you all!

Reviews

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Kathy... planting seeds of love... giving of
ourselves... each in our own way... to create a better day.
A lovely Yuletide of bells ringing forever where Springs of
natural water flow gently in the mountains trickling down
for all who are thirsty. truly, Pat

[Kathy Van Kurin]

Patricia Wedel,
Beautifully and inspirationally shared. Thank you so much Pat and I wish you Yuletide Bells ringing of receiving and giving what makes for a better life here and there in this world.
Merry Christmas,
Kathy

[Patricia Wedel]

Merry Christmas Kathy and Happy New Year with blessings. with love, Pat

[MCS]

lovely read. giving is so much better than receiving.

[Kathy Van Kurin]

MCS,
So good to fin your review and to be reminded that giving is important once again. Some things bear repeating. My computer's been on broken. But i'm back I think.
Thanks and blessings to you.
Kathy

[MCS]

Hello Kathy, you are most welcome, always a pleasure to read your work. Delighted you're up and running again.

Cheers,
Mary

[barleygirl]

I'm reading your piece too late for Christmas, but I suspect your message is still every bit as pertinent. I believe many have been so eager for vaccines to kick in & make life better, this last stretch of isolated drudgery might be what makes people bat-s**t crazy, especially combined with the downer of winter weather. Now, more than ever, we can take a moment to reach out to someone we know doesn't get much interaction from anyone. It only takes a few minutes (((HUGS))) Fondly, Margie

[Kathy Van Kurin]

barleygirl,
What is our purpose? Your review hints at this important theme. Vacines are helping no doubt and I like that. This past long stretch has definitly taught us to wait for many things whether we want to or not. I imagine you are finding ways to be productive and busy. Nice to read you. Kathy

[Writer at last! Sky ~]

I wish your all words should comes true. Caring is all about sharing!
Great work kathy

[Kathy Van Kurin]

Thanks so much Sky! I am always wondering how other people are and what is going on where they live. How are you? I like your review very much as it is full of bits of gold and words of caring.
Blessings and thanks for coming by.
Kathy

[Writer at last! Sky ~]

I'm fine Kathy. Hope you are doing well. Glad you like my review. Blessings for you too & take care!

[Kathy Van Kurin]

Thanks bunches!

[Writer at last! Sky ~]

Welcome with roses!

[emmajoy]

How did a friend overlook such generous writing, Kathy? Forgive me, please, but - perhaps I was meant to add - as you'll well know, that t's not only at Christmas we should share, plant seeds of love and other such kindnesses, BUT throughout each year, throughout life where and when we can.

You write with such gentle love and caring. Thank you (Kathy) .

[Kathy Van Kurin]

Hi emmajoy. Well I was thinking that so many give through tithing at there churches as well as mission trips but to be able to read a poem though and find their own meaning is what is so nice too as you have shared above is also lovely and meaningful. Thank you for reminding me of the importance of ongoing giving of the heart. As always bless you and I wish you all the blessings of work and family, friends and of course lessons of life learned this New Year.
Kathy

[emmajoy]

Blessings are always welcome here, Kathy. Kindness and warmth of all kings are what keeps sanity and security steady, don;t you think. Take care of yourself., Kathy, please.

[The Rock And Roll Cowbo..]

The greatest gift is giving, not material things but love, knowledge and smiles to loved ones and strangers.

[Kathy Van Kurin]

Thank you for your review. It's just nice when people bother to leave their thoughts like this. Yes, Love can take many forms. So true. I wish you the gifts of this terrific season of opportunities.
Bless you so much.
Kathy

[jacob erin-cilberto]

to give without expectation of anything in return...the best Christmas gift we can give to those who really need a light during this season.
sweet write, Kathy.
j.

[Kathy Van Kurin]

I wonder if many even have hope or know what it is? We can offer our prayers, our love in many ways. It just seems so big, you know? Anyway thanks, this was a difficult thing for me to write,
Blessings to you Jacob.
Kathy

[John the Baptist]

Hopeful and nicely composed. I will try to remember it after perusing the next news cycle.

[Kathy Van Kurin]

The news....we are inundated with so much superfluous stuff. If it helps sometimes I don't know. We need hope don't we? I appreciate your sentiments.
Blessings,
Kathy

[Chris]

Sweetly said and dearly meant. Lovely thought Kath.

[Kathy Van Kurin]

It is so lovely and so transparent and rather a vulnerable to reveal ourselves. Then we find out that others are no different. amazing really. Thanks Chris for being around and saying whatcha say. It is great!
Bless you,
Kathy