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Enter Poem or Quote (Required) Sometimes you have to visit the past, The strongholds that once had such a tight grasp, All so you can finally let go, Allow God's love to simply flow, Sometimes you have to see where you were, When you were there, you were in such a blur, To truly appreciate where you are going, Even if you get nervous and hate not knowing, The great Divine, Is always on time, Never is he late, When you allow Him to hold the weight, You have all you need when you let Him lead You can make it through Dont let anything stop you, Appreciate the sounds of angels cheering you on in the distant breeze, Allow them to put your mind and heart at ease, Love waits for you with hands stretched out Dont allow your mind to fill you with hopelessness and doubt, Sometimes yesterday has to be viewed, In order to make today not skewed, Sometimes after the storm reflection must take place, In order to find the strength to continue on in life's race, Look how far you have come, Instead of walking you will begin to run, Look how beautiful it has started to taste, When you search real deep you'll see nothing was a waste. Even in your worst moments and memories, Remember the One who died so you could be set free, Even when you have long nights all alone, What’s happening is that you’re gently being sown. By: Sabina Nicole Written: 4/11/11
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