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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Articulating midst roses' scent of God’s goodness* affectionately, I assert my prayer affirmations for you Blissfully bringing bountiful salvation-gift blest redemption of complete pardon Care and comfort tied around the Saviour's compassion, assuring everlasting life… Declaring greetings along roses' bouquet desirous am I to delight your day Earnestly expressing commendations for your enthusiasm and vibrant energy as well as Faith-anchored fervency, exposing your commitment's fiery service surpassing red petals of these flowers… Gladness surely accompanies these roses gleefully gracing your way toward victory Hoisting against despair which the thorns reveal heralding hope that vanquishes failure gloom Instilling gratefulness to Christ inspiring worshipful glorious praises… Joy-filled salutations are what the roses convey jubilantly to your soul with my best wishes Keeping you reminded of our covenant of sweet fellowship kindness engagements while in our reaching-out pursuits Love verily at work presented by your favorite flowers liberating against selfishness' dominion. *Psalm 52:1 … The goodness of God endureth continually. August 12, 2021 ABC in Dramatic Monologue Edited on November 16, 2021 5th place, "Rose" Poetry Writing Contest Sponsored by Robert James Liguori; judged on 11/17/2021.
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