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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Final earthly breath … incredibly wondrous Miraculously mysterious in its release Echoing ephemeral life’s termination Reverberating return of the soul to the Creator Affirming Scripture’s truth: “To be absent from the body Is to be present with the Lord.”* Precious final breath … remarkably distinct Divinely poignant with its mortal essence Inhaling supreme goodness’ grace for the last time Taking in blessing’s bliss toward eternity Seizing urgent seconds to express gratefulness: “Thank You, dear God, for great opportunities To enjoy Your granted privileges and fulfill Your assigned roles.” Final breath’s heave … indeed a glorious relief Exemplified by my Dad radiating peaceful countenance Heeding to the supreme Father’s call toward heavenly abode Departing from his temporal residence as a pilgrim Bidding adieu to us, his loved ones, for a while As forever awaits in the Saviour’s magnificent celestial home Where believers’ jubilant reunion lasts timelessly. Oh, glorious, precious, wondrous last breath… Am I prepared to face you? Now, I ought to be ready: Optimizing my all to the utmost while alive and well Exalting my sovereign Master with His entrusted performing faith Ministering to others by His strength’s empowerment Fully aware that “The Spirit of God hath made me And the breath of the Almighty hath given me my life.”** *2 Corinthians 5:8 **Job 33:4 January 14, 2019 12th place, "Screwed XX" Poetry Contest Sponsored by Rob Carmack; judged on 2/12/2019.
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