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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I want to thank You, my Lord For the blessings so splendid Proof positive that I’m adored Beyond my heart’s own yearnings With a love that won’t be ignored It’s alive with wonder and joy Sharing a love that is of one accord Filled with light that pours out Blessings that are my full award I want to thank You, my God For the joy, hope and wonder Of a love that won’t be flawed A love that is like the breath That sings through me, awed I feel like I’ve been sanctified With a blessing so wide and broad It shows my heart what it means To love beyond, like a shield, an ephod I want to thank You, my King For the praise that dances inside With a beauty and love you bring To stir my soul to the quiet dreams Of hearts who believe as they sing In voices meant for adoration Of the beloved to whom I cling With my soul’s admiration, my faith That silences every worrisome thing CHORUS: Thank You, Jesus, for the light Shining like the wonders so bright Freeing my soul of its fright Whispering peace at your sight Reminding me why I’m truly alright A living testament to shine, excite Assure the spirit of one contrite Who is meant to love with pure delight Praise God for this love I can recite Songs of Praise Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori February 3, 2022
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