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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I'm trembling… Your soul resembles a remnant rage within me I'm ascending… Reaching towards the surface of His sweet serenity Then, I descend To my utter demise… But, it's not the end Don't seek me - I'm not wise Are you here to save me from my abominable temptations? Are you there for me, despite the lack of optimistic sensations? Are you rooting for me to go above the waters of doubt? Am I making progress? Are you looking after me as I sink lower into the seas of cobblestone coldness? I'm the burning bush amongst the desert of hope I'm the soaring seagull, released from clouds of rope I'm the churning sea and you're the ship of sheltering sympathy I'm the rain and you're the rainclouds of such elegant empathy You engulf me with comfort and delight You raise my shaking, quaking hands You lift me so high in the sky with might You showed me gardens from foreign lands Your splendid soul burns on and on in brilliant shine You no longer anger me so, so don't worry about me now... I wish you were mine...oh, give me some sort of sign It's been a long time since you been gone from my life somehow I'm trembling because you left me behind But, now that I think about it, I don't mind I'm ascending like an illuminated angel God rejuvenates me wherever my soul may dwell
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