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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Who am I today: an open book to everybody reflects the values instilled in my heart by my first mentor... the man my older brother is now: conscientious, concerned, caring father as testified by his family and those around him exemplifies the commitment that reared his being... the charisma my younger sibling exudes constantly: cheering in his nursing and health-practitioner roles radiantly exposing nurturing bliss with serenity-glow bearing zealous compassion that attended to him, verily undeniable... the virtuous wife and mother my sister is through the years: gracious homemaker who feeds festively by her sumptuous meals jubilantly affirmed by her dear husband and children exposes approval-seal of the hands that molded her personality... the best Dad whom we regard as the almost perfect leader in our sight: human fortress, tenacious anchor midst travails and tribulations leaving us precious legacy surpassing earthy wealth's heritage he himself attested that his influence was a partnership-product with her... The WOMAN* behind us all helping us become what God wants us to be: our MOTHER, so inspiring. We thank and praise the Lord for her. *Proverbs 31:30 ...A woman that feareth the LORD, she shall be praised. December 20, 2019 4th place, "N-A rerun 5" Poetry Contest Sponsored by John Hamilton; judged on 2/27/2020.
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