Obviously no one's holding you to reading it strictly daily, and it certainly won't hurt anything to read several at a time, but I certainly suggest reading one poem a day and giving it time to soak in as it was intended to do.
Give yourself a few minutes to ruminate, and if you feel so inclined, leave a thoughtful response - in verse or prose, to your heavenly Father or our elder brother George - on the "white page" (that is, the comment section at the bottom of that day's post).
Comments will be thoroughly moderated -- not for how impressive the writing is but for attitude. I ask you to honor the humility of this man of God by responding in a manner not unlike that in which he offered these poems, i.e. not out of a puffed-up desire to impress or pontificate, nor thoughtlessly sowing bitterness; offer your "golden ears" to God so that He may feed faith and hope in your fellow readers, and me as well.
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Sweet friends, receive my offering. You will find
Below each worded page a white space set:--
This is the mirror of each friendly mind
Reflecting that. In this blog we are met.
Make it, dear hearts, of worth to you indeed:--
Let your white space be ground, my text be seed,
Growing to golden ears, that faith and hope shall feed.