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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The life we have, I imagine, is like water trapped inside a bottle Whereas us as a vessel, we fill ourselves with the people we love Some, we already born with, others—it seems as if we must to let them in As for love to also come in—you know—because life will always be about love So, imagine with me, in meeting all those people, we fill ourselves with It would be like drinking in other people’s bottle, just as, they—to yours The love we let—in, becomes a great big part of what makes us—us, and you—you Just like the home we get to build; we build them by letting others-in to our doors As vessels, we were all meant to quench the thirst of one—another A time will come, some might pass away, it doesn’t mean they'll truly be gone A great part of them has already become a greater part of you; to live on forever And as far as life is concern, in the very oceans we live in, no one will ever be alone Besides, there’s another kind of water, Jesus described as an eternal-kind Where death becomes, as not the end but merely a start of a new beginning Like raindrops falling from heaven, imagine the fountain that will never end There won’t be a need to imagine; for we will only be drinking life, for a living A testimony of the heart by Wilbert Dela Cruz
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