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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Inadequacy inevitably impairs my marvelous mindset I pray, wish and hope for God’s word with no regret I am in need of His abundant grace in my sorrowful mind Turn my grief into relief and gladness that won’t leave me behind I want confidence, Not this impure arrogance as huge as an elephant, yet I’m just this puny, little ant I want happiness I’m forever humbled to be Your servant An abundance of grace Helps me to keep pace With those who run the Race Embrace me with Your spirit of glory Face to face, we trace elegant reverie Place me upon His Holy right hand Just in case I forget, help me understand An abundance of grace is from the Father of Truth and adoration An abundance of disgrace will no longer move me…give me true Elation The armor of love is my defense My foolishness has become dense But, I’m giving it up to wisdom to be perfectly numb of the abominations I’ve done I’m giving it up for God’s gracious Kingdom to come, so I can welcome the sun I’m too afraid to say a hello to strangers that pass me by happily It angers my heart and for my kindness’ sake, it injures me truly But, I have faith and joy that I’m going to be one day so happy in this lifetime…contentment — I have reimbursed Give it some time…sometimes, all it takes is a risk of flicking a dime twice to get heads first…rejoicement rehearsed
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