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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Despite my lack of radiance… I, night sky, beckon your languishing heart to plead for miracles against doubt believing that beyond the firmament* God spreads to You His love so bountiful. Though you see me midst environmental disturbance… I, night sky, with enveloped clouds invite your longing soul to seek for divine help cognizant that the Almighty Father can give blissful peace and blessed comfort. Devoid of moonlight I, night sky, offer to your weary mind hope as you look up in prayer fervency lifting your burdens to the Saviour Who opens His throne of grace. Midst forecast of storms I, night sky, challenge your steadfast faith to stay unwavering, conquering fears by His might while you trust the omnipotent Creator supreme Controller above all. With my glowing bliss of triumphant serenity I, night sky, welcome your spirit to bask in my magnificence --- sublime and glorious reminding that the LORD Who rules night and day gives good night rest to refresh you for tomorrow’s venture. *Genesis 1:14 And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years. February 26, 2022 1st place, "The Night Sky" Poetry Writing Contest Sponsored by Anna Marie Kaianah; judged on 4/30/2022.
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