22 November 2011

Thank You

Thank you birds, thank you trees, thank you food, thank you tea.

Thank you flowers, thank you color, thank you sister, thank you mother.

Thank you city, thank you dad, thank you chocolate, thank you sad.

Thank you health, thank you romance, thank you song, thank you dance.

Thank you husband, thank you happy, thank you silly, thank you sappy.

Thank you coffee, thank you friends, thank you laughter, thank you lens.

Thank you warmth, thank you love, thank you students, thank you gloves.

Thank you shoes, thank you books, thank you crannies, thank you nooks.

Thank you heart, thank you brain, thank you strength, thank you pain.

Thank you kindness, thank you money, thank you children, thank you honey.

Thank you art, thank you hope, thank you cheese, thank you soap.

Thank you animals, thank you earth, thank you travel, thank you worth.

Thank you water, thank you light, thank you day, thank you night.

Thank you stars, thank you wine, thank you swings, thank you time.

Thank you rain, thank you sun, thank you, thank you, everyone.

Happy Thanksgiving.

11 comments:

  1. Oh! I love this. It just made me cry.

    Happy Thanksgiving, friend.
    xo

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  2. Have a most thankful Thanksgiving, Kayla! This is beautiful.

    (And thank you for your sweet note today : )

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  3. We all have so much to be thankful for. Great post!

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  4. This is beautiful, Kay.

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  5. So sweet Kayla...Happy Thanksgiving! xo

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  6. i might have to quote you on the blog tomorrow :)

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  7. Hey...
    t just awesome.. sounds great...
    Poem has touched my heart... thanks for sharing it with us...
    carry on..

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  8. I could just hug you. Best. Poem. Ever. Hope you had a Thanksgiving that filled you with food and grace -- and that you're enjoying the long weekend!

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  9. This is lovely. Happy Thanksgiving!

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