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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Every breath that you take on this plane of existence reveals more of God to me though you're not God! Still, all thoughts are a window to His soul and yours! Might real God be the wall that our shadows project on, our circles at times overlapping (fat chance they're concentric)! Your 'yin' joins my 'yang' by our choice? It seems few friends these days dare to visit. Resistance to COVID (or lack of), to Science looks odd! In truth we grow afraid; our new wisdom obscures Grace, does not give us comfort, few trust God's salvation the more that we grow! We have ants in our pants as if fidgeting matters (good acts are our voice!) Do we marshall our space or all live on blue marble? Is air more a province we own or we share? And is water a gold that our acts can't abuse? There's one width and depth measure to every chalice, A history found to each word that knows rhyme, And a billion smiles cast for each smile that lacks craft! Is there truth man can spin that his will can't still garble A lie one can tell that some won't think a prayer? Or a homage one pays the world won't call profuse And can't come from your heart? World suspects 'best' of 'malice with forethought.' God's All have ill motives that time will reveal! Is God evil whose Grace is a raft? Long Tooth August 2nd in 2020
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