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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "When God closes a door, he opens a window." Malache 3:10 I have learned a lot about my soul this past year, in quarantine I have had to dig deep within; now, I realize that my life path is quite clear, and I am really grateful for all that has been ! I am thankful that I loved a wonderful man, a lot of people never find that one true love; and he taught me to just go forward with a plan, darling, I know you will be watching from above ! So, grateful that I had two wonderful parents, that I grew up wrapped in love and in affection; even though my thanks was not always apparent, for they were always near to offer protection ! With meditation I have found peace in my heart, my writing is better, I read more books, made friends; have renewed a love for photography and art, and learned how to use my camera's zoom lens ! I have learned a lot about my soul this past year, I am thankful that I loved a wonderful man; so, grateful that I had two wonderful parents, with meditation I have found peace in my heart ! ___________________________ December 5, 2020 Poetry/Rhyme/Time To Let Go Copyright Protected, ID 12-1309-850-05 All Rights Reserved, 2020, Constance La France Written for the Premier contest, Your Soul in 2020 sponsor, Chantelle Anne Cooke, Judged 12/14/20 Second Place
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