| Look
for the Sun author unknown |
| "A
lovely day this morn!" said
one, "I do believe the rain is done; There's blue sky showing in the west, All nature looks so washed and dressed. Our fields have taken on new sheen, Resplendent now in shades of green. The air is fresh, birds sing again -- Yes, what a blessing rain has been!" |
| Another
viewed the self-same day In quite a different sort of way, "Just look at all this mud around!" He grimly shook his head, and frowned, "The ground was wet enough before, We didn't need a raindrop more; And clouds still cover half the sky." No earthly beauty caught his eye. |
| So, I
have found (and you will, too) If on life's sunny side we view, What makes the difference in the end Depends on how we look, my friend! Look for the good, it's usually there, Some joy will help outweigh the care. Let come what will of sun or rain -- Our lives need both, so don't complain. When clouds are past, and rain is done, Forget the mud, look for the sun! |
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