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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A book is the beginning of a prayer born of hope, faith and love discovered within the pages of some writer’s glistening ink - quote by poet Dust piled in layers On books and anthologies, laying Silently along the shelves Where my thoughts would reveal Endless moments spent traveling Through page after page Of poetry and promises Pure, potent prayers Praising with ink Reading like an embrace To the heart and the soul Of one who knows that life Lived on the ragged edges Of a paperback dream Is a life lived in light, laughter Love that grows wilder With each passing prayer Yearning for a chance to whisper Thank you in God’s ear For the music of mystery The longing in literature The friend in fiction The praise in poetic prose The rushing winds beneath A romance beckoning for joy Found within the creased pages Of history and happiness A book is a brilliant blaze Of inspiration and hope A colorful creation crafted On the empty page As it’s filled with delight Insight, a stirring of faith Falling across the spirit in waves Of grace and inspirational Musings to reach out to the one Who knows that a book holds the key To creativity in tears of Sensitivity and soothing solace Awakening the mind to knowledge The heart to feelings fully alive And the spirit to the warmth Of a soft, gentle affection
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