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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
COSMIC BLESSINGS, by SISTER BENEDICTION
First Line: Blessings more than I can count
Last Line: I still find stardust in my hair.
First Line: Blessings more than I can count
Last Line: I still find stardust in my hair.
Blessings more than I can count
Are flowing from a hidden fount,
Tenderly like flakes of snow
They cover barren ground below.
In pattern different and rare
As woven with the utmost care
They drape me in a woof of bliss;
The weaver's hand I'd like to kiss.
And blessings follow in my sleep,
For then with stars I dance and leap,
And when I wake without a care,
I still find stardust in my hair.
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