Could Bring (WC)

(Wendy Cabell, published in Summer Fireflies, edited by Ruchi Acharya, Wingless Dreamer Publisher, 2022. From April 30, 2021, Great and Holy Friday in Orthodox Church. Feast day of The Passion Icon of the Mother of God, of (above) Saint Marie Guyart of the Incarnation, Saint Apostle James (brother of Saint John), Blessed Hildegard the Empress, and Saint Onenn of Brittany. On Jewish calendar is 18 Iyar, the Haisidic holiday Lag BaOmer. Poem is today's NaPoWriMo poem. Image from here.)

Could Bring

Thank: is related phonetically to think 

as song is to sing --compiled from 

etymonline's think and thank

Thank is to think as song is to sing. Makes a mind
wonder what this day could bring, if thoughts were to
land on a splendored thing. Splendor as in
shine. Ray given just now. Now enough. Or rather
now knowing, it is enough. Thank is to think as song is
to sing. Makes a mind wonder what this day could bring.



*From prompt: freewrite as inspired by etymology of word thank, from Lisa Freedman's Breathe/Read/Write of April 16, 2021.