Sunday Finest
Take it Easy, Maybe
Dress Up and Show Up
It would seem that of these days people sometimes forget our old traditions. Maybe that is a sign of societal conditions. I choose in my home to save some. Why not for our lives are not done. Perhaps if we celebrate just one day, goodness in our life might be the way. Winds are changing here at this time. A battle of east hot and cool define. Fires brew both here and there yet we are blessed to choose what to wear.
Just maybe in times of trouble and stress it is best to do a love address. Maybe that relieves the stress even in our finest dress.
No one ever told me how to conceive in all the love we choose to leave. So maybe today we can celebrate all the good we have to date.
We do something on a Sunday fine
Dress up in clothes that others pine
Up and at them we celebrate
Wonderful breakfast we just ate
Off to church and say to pray
What a wonderful loving great day
Do not know much about this Sabbath
But we all know God is with us.
Sunday is a day to reconcile
What we have done all the while
Not here in this home is only one day
But good for us to celebrate our Sunday
I am kicked out from the dressing place
“Out of the way” as we dress for grace.
An old preacher man is left in peace
His heart to preach in days of cease
Who would know the traditional root
But Sunday finest we do toot
So dress up finest on Fall day
Love will follow us all the way
Sunday finest I do declare
As we check each other’s wear
Shirt buttoned just so and right
Love to go to out in our light
Do not look to dad so proud in delight
To God we dress in morning light
Help us shine our beaming sight
So we may show our prayers so right
I sit and preach to thousands here and there
But off family goes off in finest glare
My Sunday finest I do say so clear
Is only do bring my Father near.
We do funny things around here like family group hugs. At each other heart stings get there tugs. Don’t know where that comes from only that it is said and done.
It would be from my family to yours that we open wide our loving doors.
