Saying Grace

 Have you any idea

The vast rays of Starlight

That had to align at this time

To become Daily Bread

Where you now bow your head?

-The Farmer who Planted the Seed.

-The Carpenter crafting the wood to prepare you a Seat.

-The Architect Dreaming the Dwelling Space where you now eat.

Have you any idea how such proper Grace

Could Grace us With Presence 

In Awe of this Place

Where Blessing Requested

Is Blessing Received

Long before we sit down at these Tables 

To Eat.

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