Silk laughter in a smile

                Many layers of silk overlay the wayward sides
of a soft crown of tendrils. The smiles that are hidden are
radiant and exciting. So much is silenced for just one
glimpse of joy. A bounce in every step.

               Oh so kind are the cornflowers melting into
stormy grays. So clear are the reeled film cuts. Ah
the laughter that forms inside the mind. So simple
yet so complex. Ah the sliding of brown shimmer from the
coppery head. So gentle is the smirk as the sun kisses
the face.

            See the smallest bits of warmth cradle my
spirit with joy, with such overwhelming happiness. So
much though the soul spoke with the vibrations of
every shade within the rainbow. Such a classic way
a child is enthralled with their parents. Such a
magnificent leap of calm that overtakes the mind.

           Seems some may see as a joke, but for this
child of Jehovah ~ no. Ah the smile of a peaceful
serenity that just soothes the breathing soul deep
to the brilliance of the spirit. Such clarity opens
and the inhale is not painfully choking as the
wake up was.

         So here the play of words sinks and beauty of the
memory holds onto the hopes, the dreams. Indeed
the child in me is dancing. Even sighing in joy. So
much is opened and so defined are the emotions. Ah
a grandness is only accountable to Jehovah.

                Thank you my Father, Jehovah.

         Indeed the freshness of a cool morning tickles
the lungs but the energy in the love given in this
moment, well let us just agree, that the shove of
sharpness was necessity. Ah yes once more a smile
spreads wide across the pale, rosy yet chapped lips
and giddiness erupts from the throat.

       Yes I am excited for the day, to gain new lessons
how to please my Father, Jehovah. What not, is there,
to be ecstatic about?

       So my dearest friend, my beloved sibling ~ smile,
laugh and be joyful with, for me as the day breaks open
to a wonderful, glorious view of optimism. Do you think
that you will be able to achieve that with, for me?