A Hercules inspired poem for January 2014

On Tuesday morning I was inspired by the recent cold, blowy and frigid weather to write a little poem/prayer. I hope it warms your heart and puts a smile on your face. (By the way, remember to wrap that beautiful mug up in a sweater and hat!)

Keep the heat in my house - keep us warm like a

mouse. Keep the heat in my house today.

May the pipes freely flow - despite the cold and snow.

May those pipes freely flow all day. ( and night)

Not only for me, but all people let this be, not only for

me today. Heat, water and shelter for all humanity, for

all humanity I pray.

Stay warm folks - and happy 2014!

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