Tuesday, March 26, 1996
REACH OUT
Your hands extended lovingly
reach out to all, and pleadingly,
You coax, entreat, whisper each name
oh come and wash away your stain.
Love as I so love all men
I reject no one because of sin,
but gently with sweet tender care
I show them love is always there.
Reach out to all the sick and lame
and all who suffer loss and pain,
the poor, the hungry, those grown cold
and draw them back within the fold.
For I am present in each one
each soul worthy to be won,
in reaching out to such as these
You, in love reach out to me.
Margaret Rose Larrivee
Mar. 26, 1996
Tuesday, March 19, 1996
SIGNS OF SPRING
The morning’s breath melodious
with bird-song, full rejoicing,
the coming of the Springtime
hearts full, pure joy they’re voicing.
The air is filled with awesome scents
our nostrils to delight,
the earth, its hidden beauties lay
in roots not far from sight.
The warming sun is coaxing
Winter’s hand to loose its hold,
on new growth long awaiting
its glory to unfold.
Our hearts with joy are throbbing
every fiber sings in praise,
to our God who’s ever giving
new life to fill our days.
Margaret Rose Larrivee
Mar. 19, 1996
Tuesday, March 12, 1996
PRAISE HIM
Praise Him, God of all creation
praise Him people, every nation,
praise Him for each gift divine
praise Him for His Son did shine.
Praise Him for each varied season
praise Him for there’s every reason,
praise Him for faith, hope and love
praise Him for heaven high above.
Praise Him for crosses wisdom sent
praise Him for talents to be spent,
praise Him so that all may see
praise Him now and for eternity.
Margaret Rose Larrivee
Mar. 12, 1996
Saturday, February 17, 1996
THE CUP OF LOVE
Jesus is the cup of love,
filled ever to the brim,
whosoever drinks his fill
will live and dwell with Him.
Some take a sip infrequently,
some know not the cup is there,
they die of thirst in darkness,
for Him, no time they spare.
Even if were all to drink,
this saving nectar pure,
the cup would never empty,
love forever will endure.
One sip will never be enough,
you’ll wonder why you long remained,
so thirsty, when the cup of love,
could have eased your fear and pain.
Oh won’t you come, all you who thirst,
and ever drink your fill,
from the eternal cup of love,
new life He will instill.
Margaret Rose Larrivee
Feb. 17, 1996
Monday, February 12, 1996
MARY, QUEEN OF THE ANGELS
Your mother’s womb so fragrant
prepared by God’s own hand,
was the cradle of perfection
the fullness of the Father’s Plan.
The essence of your sinless state
did draw the angels nigh,
to glory at your beauty
to hear each child-like sigh.
All through your young and tender years
knowledge of the Love instilled,
into the flower of your heart
yearning to live the Father’s Will.
The angels walked before you
above, below, yes all around,
shielding from all sin and hatred
that did on earth abound.
Your holiness and purity
made you the perfect choice,
to be mother of the Saviour
all the Father’s Love to voice.
The angel came announcing
God’s wish, to pave the way,
to heaven, for His children
who had gone so far astray.
On that hallowed night so long ago
when the Light came to all men,
the angels sang, announced His coming
the One to take away all sin.
And with your gentle passing
as your life on earth was through,
angels carried you to heaven
to be with your love so true.
Jesus placed a crown of glory
upon your head with love profound,
your place in heaven taken
while angels hovered all around.
Margaret Rose Larrivee
Feb. 12, 1996
prepared by God’s own hand,
was the cradle of perfection
the fullness of the Father’s Plan.
The essence of your sinless state
did draw the angels nigh,
to glory at your beauty
to hear each child-like sigh.
All through your young and tender years
knowledge of the Love instilled,
into the flower of your heart
yearning to live the Father’s Will.
The angels walked before you
above, below, yes all around,
shielding from all sin and hatred
that did on earth abound.
Your holiness and purity
made you the perfect choice,
to be mother of the Saviour
all the Father’s Love to voice.
The angel came announcing
God’s wish, to pave the way,
to heaven, for His children
who had gone so far astray.
On that hallowed night so long ago
when the Light came to all men,
the angels sang, announced His coming
the One to take away all sin.
And with your gentle passing
as your life on earth was through,
angels carried you to heaven
to be with your love so true.
Jesus placed a crown of glory
upon your head with love profound,
your place in heaven taken
while angels hovered all around.
Margaret Rose Larrivee
Feb. 12, 1996
Wednesday, February 7, 1996
THE RESTING PLACE
Often as I go about
the tasks of everyday,
I hear from somewhere deep inside
a call to stop and pray.
From a little spark it quickly builds
a consuming raging fire,
to go and meet my true love
tell Him of my desire.
I cloak myself in stillness
blot out distractions of the earth,
gaze into His loving eyes
experience re-birth.
From a wilted, dying flower
new sap begins to flow,
no longer bent and gasping
taking on a fresh new glow.
You feed me, oh my Jesus
with all the world can’t give,
You restore me with faith, hope and love
teach me what it takes to live.
The chrysalis begins to crack
far, the problems of the world,
I emerge a bright new creature
new spirit wings unfurl.
Refreshed, invigorated I return
from this peaceful resting place,
my countenance reflecting
the joy and love upon His face.
Margaret Rose Larrivee
Feb. 7, 1996
Sunday, February 4, 1996
LOVE’S BOUQUET
Each little flower of the Lord
emits its sweet perfume,
and grows from bud to fullness
for the Creator they do bloom.
Each has its own uniqueness
myriad of colour, shape, design,
traits visible and hidden
made by His Hand Divine.
We too, are like the flowers
that bloom out in the field,
emitting all Your graces
to Your breeze, we can but yield.
To all around, we show our beauty
to all our essence, wafts so sweet,
spreading all You give like pollen
making fertile those we greet.
With praise we group together
thirsty for God’s quenching dew,
faces raised like adust blossoms
with Love’s Bouquet, He will bedew.
Margaret Rose Larrivee
Feb. 04,1996
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