From the first of June, 2018, I started writing Good Morning messages in the form of poems (Please read: ‘Good Morning Message #1‘).
The last such message was: ‘Good Morning Message #45‘.
Here is my forty-sixth day verse.
Good morning Friends,
As the first rays of sun of a new day,
Come down to caress your face;
I have, dear friend, only this to say:
Let these add to your amazing grace.
Let blooming of flowers in monsoon showers,
Greet you most personally;
Let happiness lace all your hours,
And overwhelm you totally.
Let the world look as lovely as you are,
Let nothing mar the day’s charm;
Let all your troubles fly away very far,
Leaving you untouched and without harm.
I wish the day would turn out better,
Than even your most earnest prayer;
Indeed, it should become a trend-setter,
Of having in contentment your just share.
Have a marvelous Monday.
Author: Sunbyanyname
I have done a long stint in the Indian Navy that lasted for nearly thirty seven years; I rose as far as my somewhat rebellious and irreverent nature allowed me to. On retirement, in Feb 2010, the first thing that occurred to me, and those around me, was that I Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (you will find an article with this title in this blog) and hadn't lost all my noodles and hence thought of a blog titled 'This 'n That'. I later realised that every third blog is called 'This 'n That' and changed the name to 'Sunbyanyname'. I detest treading the beaten track. This blog offers me to air 'another way' of looking at things. The idea is not just to entertain but also to bring about a change. Should you feel differently, you are free to leave your comments. You can leave comments even when you agree and want to share your own experience about the topic of the blog post. Impudent or otherwise, I have never been insousciant and I am always concerned about the betterment of community, nation and the world. I hope the visitors of this blog would be able to discern it.
View all posts by Sunbyanyname
Morning Ravi.
Simply marvellous dear Ravi,
Have a great monday.
Thank you, Sir. Regards