A nonet poem is fun for me to write, in part because of its strict form. Nine lines, with the first line having nine syllables, and each line having one fewer until the last line with one syllable. This nonet was written at the end of the day, during my quiet time on our back porch. Here it is again:
A Nonet at the Close of the Day
Lord, hear my prayer to you this night:
For my family, whom I love,
For this place in which I live,
For your beloved world.
So grateful am I:
For your mercy,
For your love,
For you,
Lord.
My Pastoral Ponderings 
Loving the nonet! I find them fun to write, especially finding the last word!
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Very true! And since the last word to a sonnet prayer can’t be “Amen” it made it a little more challenging!
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So beautiful and peaceful this prayer, from a heart of love for the Lord. Thank you, brother.❤
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Thank you, and blessings to you.
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Thank you.😄
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Amen. A beautiful prayer.
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That is so wonderful. Simple, to the point, as He says is His preference, accompanied by beautiful uplifting images ❤😊🙏
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Thank you.
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You’re welcome 😊
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