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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There once was a young, freckled faced girl, who had the world wrapped around her finger. The world was glad to be touched by such a precious hand as hers. Talent did flow from these precious hands to the artist's canvas. Dreams never ceased, and love did flow. The sky was the limit, of what God and this young girl could achieve. In a small farming town, there was a young man, the fourth brown eyed, curly haired son of five boys from a loving couple. He worshipped God, and worked hard on his job and also at church for Jesus. He had a simple prayer one day to find a christian wife to be his help mate. God has a plan for your life, even if we don't see it. The freckled face girl, was not expecting to find a life long mate in Butler, GA, the home of her grandparents, because she too had prayed for a christian man to share her life. The girl had to mature and find her way in the world, then God put a matchmaker into her life. The Curly haired young man of twently nine, thought that God had not heard his prayer, he moved out of his parents home to make his way in the world. His neighbor Mrs. Laurette Stewart, thought he would make a fine husband for the freckled face girl. A blind date was set, it was love at first sight and God had found a mate for the young couple that prayed. Inspried by James Fraser's poem Farm Girl
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