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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I believe in warmth the comforting embrace of a loved one crackling campfire on a January night the smile of one who knows you're here to stay it's been a long, cold lonely winter I believe in hope faith is the assurance of things hoped for the certainty of what we do not see I don't see it, but I know it's coming it feels like years since it's been here I believe in love the tide that lifts all boats the surprise gift the compassionate ear that truly listens the smiles returning to the faces I believe in light and the One who said, "let there be light" the true light that gives light empress of the night reflecting glory of the daystar it seems like years since it's been clear I believe in song we sang to the moon last night as she rose: "Shine On, Harvest Moon", "Moonshadow", "By the Light of the Silvery Moon". Little darling, it's all right We sing again in chill of daybreak with the roseate glow of realized anticipation… "Here Comes the Sun" // The song "Here Comes the Sun" by the Beatles has been my favorite song as long as I can remember, for its simple message of hope, light, warmth, and love. It was the song my daughter chose to have played just before we walked the aisle on her wedding day, a very special moment for me. //
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