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Quietly Knowing
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Quietly knowing That the leaves on the trees Could turn just as green Or as brown as they please
Today may bring sunshine Tomorrow, soft rain Sometimes we sip water And sometimes champagne
Sometimes in sadness We cry, curse or fret Sometimes in gladness We praise our planet
Like warmness of summer That is heaven sent We quietly know How to remain content
Quietly knowing That come what may Time and tide passes For tomorrow's a new day
Quietly knowing With crisp clarity Answers will arrive For you and for me
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Joy Lardner  Joy Lardner was born in Guyana, South America. She began writing poetry around the age of ten, and in 2003, published her first book of poetry entitled, Quietly Knowing, Warmth for the Soul. Joy’s book is available at Audrey’s bookstore in Edmonton. An inspiring speaker and storyteller, Joy also delivers keynotes and workshops on raising personal potential and increasing confidence in communication through her company, Kaieteur Concepts. Joy’s passions include speaking, writing, reading and travel.
POEMS
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