Real Therapy

The best therapy I have ever experienced has come by the lone seaside stroll-
for You are there…
The ocean
 but a reminder 
of the immensity of your grace,
the sand granules, 
your mercies-
who can count? 
The sky is the expanse of your love everlasting,
each stone a memorial to your handiwork-
crashing waves testify to your mighty power,
sun shining or hidden
reflects your
presence…
always-
and it’s right here in this place 
that I so clearly see your face,
and am renewed and refreshed 
in that still amazing grace.

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And Tracy @ My Daily Walk in His Grace

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Published by enthusiasticallydawn

Dawn Paoletta is the author of Journaling for Discovery and Delight. Her writing is included in several anthologies and her poems have been included in the Wickford Poetry and Art Exhibit and Books. Dawn is currently working on her next book. Inquiries at dawn.paoletta@gmail.com

15 thoughts on “Real Therapy

  1. Hi Dawn! Oh yes, I love the beach too. Something about all those waves…seems like the reflection of eternity on earth. And I love the wind in my face and blowing my hair. It's like heaven.Beautiful verse today.Ceil

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  2. Oh, I feel the same. There is something very therapeutic about being at the ocean shores. I especially like going to sleep to the sound of the ocean waves. When I look out at the ocean, I realize how small and insignificant I am….and how great HE is.

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  3. oh i get some good therapy there on the shore of the ocean…i love the rhythm and the motion and life of it…and i def see god in those rhythms that we can strive for….

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  4. Best kind of therapy if you can be in the heat. Seasonal changes now is perfect for therapy. You should have a code word, lest you will have a stigma. Even He cannot erase. Humans cannot hold water. Love your background and soundscapes

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