People
travel and search their whole lives for the most interesting beautiful places.
Yet, what would happen if you could not leave your home? Would you search for
beauty or would you complain of boredom. I challenge you to find the beauty in
the most simplistic of things.
(page 1)
(Illustration with words)
Twinkling
stars shimmering down light up the dark sky casting a glow all around.
(Illustration
with words) (page 2)
These little
lights help light the way to provide a guide along the pathway.
(Illustration
with words) (page 3)
Beautiful
butterflies fly around scattering flower petals on the ground.
(Illustration
with words) (page 4)
Sweet scents
of flowers fill the air always attracting friends from far and near.
(Illustration
with words) (page 5)
Chattering
birds leave a message that is clear that God gave them music to share with
those who are near.
(Illustration
with words) (page 6)
Spreading
their wings gives them great flight to soar above a city with great height.
(Illustration
with words) (page 7)
Angels
voices whisper through the trees as gentle and smooth as a light breeze.
(Illustration
with words) (page 8)
Rabbits hop
to and fro digging burrows for their babies to go.
(Illustration
with words) (page 9)
Lily white
clouds bring a peace that is clear that things are not always as they appear.
(Illustration
with words) (page 10)
You see,
clouds can change their shape in a minute; proves a deep inner substance that
will not limit the beautiful complexity that lies within.
(Illustration
with words) (page 11)
But let’s
not forget the old weeping willow. Whose branches sway like a graceful dance
without leaving her majestic stance.
(Illustration
with words) (page 12)
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continues on page continued from previous page. (page 13)
What about
all the colorful stones that provide safety for the bugs to roam.
(Illustration
with words) (page 14)
They come in
every color, size, and shape leaving imprints of history for next generations
to take.
(Illustration
with words) (page 15)
These are
just a few of God’s marvelous works.
You see
beauty does not appear in just grandeur displays. It lies all around us as we
work, play, and pray. (Illustration with words)
(page 16)
So take time
to enjoy the simplicity of things. And never forget what true beauty means.
(Illustration with words) (page 17)
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