by ANITA MCBRIDE
Theme: PERSONAL GLIMPSES OF SURREY
Summertime is almost here, all the boys and girls in their baseball gear. In the parks of Surrey the cottonwood is floating down, scatters on the grass and ground. Cottonwood is floating down. Summer sun we gladly greet, my children running with bare feet. Crescent Beach in Surrey, waves are spreading on the sand. Couples walking hand in hand, waves are spreading on the sand. Though the summer's with us still, morning air now brings a chill. Bear Creek Park of Surrey, leaves are turning yellow brown. They shiver on the trees till they fall down. Leaves are turning yellow brown. Summer's done. The rain is here. Tynehead Park, the stream runs clear. Seasons come and seasons end. Water rushes 'round the bend Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall - Their beauty is displayed for all. In the parks of Surrey I watch the seasons come and go. Just for a moment life is slow. I watch the seasons come and go. Snow is blowing ... Raindrops falling ... Cottonwood is floating down.
Anita McBride is a member of the North of 60 chapter of the Word Guild and Newton Fellowship Church in Surrey. Her children grew up in Surrey and the parks were always a wonderful place to play and enjoy natural surroundings. She has been songwriting since her teenage years. Music has been a joyful way to express love for God and for others. Some of Anita’s songs inspired by the sacred writings of the Bible are on “Cross Into Song” on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSPJb8gWCnPirrr0-2GESXw
© 2020, 1997 by Anita Margarit McBride