The Little Blue Ball (Poem)
Posted: Monday, May 18, 2009
by David Tanguay
As I looked up at the stars last night I reflected for a moment on
us all as passengers aboard our planet earth. I put this little poem together.
The little blue ball hurling through space
A ball all put together by means of God's grace

A ball all put together by means of God's grace

As she goes on her way revolving around the sun
She travels at the same speed- never comes undone
She travels at the same speed- never comes undone
365 ¼ days to complete a cycle - this is considered a year
As she travels through man's - final frontier
As she travels through man's - final frontier
All living creatures traveling without ever paying a fee
Being born to her nature we are handed a key
Being born to her nature we are handed a key
Mother earth with her oceans, prairies, jungles and forest
Keep all her living creatures - content and at rest
Keep all her living creatures - content and at rest
What a miracle it is to be a part of God's creation
With him on board we find a mutual admiration
With him on board we find a mutual admiration
Little blue ball as you travel through time and space
Giving us all - as your passengers a time to embrace
Giving us all - as your passengers a time to embrace
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Top-level comments on this article: (3 total)Bueatiful David!Being a part of God's creation is such a blessing. I know that it is only Grace that I am standing on just as the moon.Love, hugs and blessings in Christ,MichellePlease log in to respond to this comment.Thank you for commenting MichellePlease log in to respond to this comment.
Great poem. Well done.I like the allegory.Please log in to respond to this comment.Thank you Connor, I'm glad you liked it.Please log in to respond to this comment.
hi david,this was beautiful, and well thought out.i love looking at the stars, i find much peace while doing so.thanks for reminding me,my best,suePlease log in to respond to this comment.You know Susan, when I was a kid the stars use to fascinate me a lot. They still hold my interest but I believe not as much as when I was a kid. Thanks for commentingPlease log in to respond to this comment.
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