Sunday, September 1, 2024

Have I Ever Thanked you


Have I Ever Thanked you

My only regret is I should’ve thanked you more and when I saw your face,

I should’ve given more away- 

Today - “But me? I will sing of your strength. I will awake with the sun to sing of Your loving mercy….”


Awesome each you are


Beautiful beyond description 


Care-full for one another 


Determined in life and work and play


Energetic in praise of one another 


Friends- faithful and true to the uttermost 


Gracious in spirit, thought, word, deed


Holuta’s - “so sorry you were the last one” exclaimed Eisenhower grade school teacher 


Imaginative in birthday gifts and serving one another


Jealous to see good in each other’s lives and each other’s families lives


Kindness know no bounds for each other and family members 


Light blazing through our deepest depths




Memory book makers 


Never doubting of the love and mercy


On our minds


Passionately pursuing hopes and dreams and service


Quirky in a special unique way- in especially an interesting or appealing way


Rugged in life, skiing, learning, leaning and leading 





Stunning beyond our wildest dreams or imagination


The Joy set before us 


Unseen in so many of the ways they live, serve, and give to each other and friends 


Valid and true in all ways-  to careers, friends and strangers


Wise as you consider your response to hard things in life as well as the beautiful and solemn 


X-factor - in a situation you have had the most significant impact on the outcome - a game-changer, key factor, 





Your heart our prize 


Zest for life - thank you for showing enthusiasm in your relationships with each other, family, and friends/ such passion and dedication

























About this poem : Have I Ever Thanked you is a poem about our children- Matthew, Jonathan, Rachel, and Emily. Thank you for making our lives bright and breathless, A-Z and just the same. - Joe Holuta


You leave us breathless

You leave us breathless. 

      One new morning

            One new mercy

      One new joy

            One new breathless sunrise

      One new joy every morning

            One new leaning back

      One deep breath

            When we are breathless

      One Hope of the far corners of the Earth and distant seas


https://glimpsepoetry.blogspot.com/2023/08/you-leave-us-breathless.html







Have I Ever Thanked you


My only regret is I should’ve thanked you more and when I saw your face, I should’ve given more away- 

Today -“But me? I will sing of your strength. I will awake with the sun to sing of Your loving mercy….”


Awesome each you are


Beautiful beyond description 


Care-full for one another 


Determined in life and work and play


Energetic in praise of one another 


Friends- faithful and true to the uttermost 


Gracious in spirit, thought, word, deed


Holuta’s - “so sorry you were the last one” exclaimed Eisenhower grade school teacher 


Imaginative in birthday gifts and serving one another


Jealous to see good in each other’s lives and each other’s families lives


Kindness know no bounds for each other and family members 


Light blazing through our deepest depths


Memory book makers 


Never doubting of the love and mercy


On our minds


Passionately pursuing hopes and dreams and service


Quirky in a special unique way- in especially an interesting or appealing way


Rugged in life, skiing, learning, leaning and leading 


Stunning beyond our wildest dreams or imagination


The Joy set before us 


Unseen in so many of the ways they live, serve, and give to each other and friends 


Valid and true in all ways-  to careers, friends and strangers


Wise as you consider your response to hard things in life as well as the beautiful and solemn 


X-factor - in a situation you have had the most significant impact on the outcome - a game-changer, key factor, 



Your heart our prize 


Zest for life - thank you for showing enthusiasm in your relationships with each other, family, and friends/ such passion and dedication

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