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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Secured first inside womb of gentle loving nest Baby basked with life’s breath, having indeed blest By Creator bestowing gracious growth zest… That’s me in my first season inside protective family’s breast. Then with delights of childhood and adolescence Faith, mercy, hope posed meaningful influence Beautified by Christ’s divine interference… That’s me during my second season along teen-age iridescence. Welcoming my adulthood are varied roles As partner, mentor, helper in winning souls Life-builder, values coach of achievement goals... That’s me midst my third season with the Saviour’s enabling controls. Surmounting midlife crisis with gracious glow Onward to productiveness through blessings flow While the Almighty in His wisdom does show… That’s me grateful for my fourth season, optimizing mercy’s blow. Now on my fifth season of moments vibrant Endowed by God’s light, wondrously radiant I'm blest, claiming for life that is jubilant That’s His assurance that makes be triumphant.* Joyful for each ministerial fulfillment I'm fortified by the Lord's empowerment To stay strong against battling impediment Continuing in meaningful engagement. *Psalm 92:4 For thou, LORD, hast made me glad through thy work: I will triumph in the works of thy hands. July 17, 2022 Edited with additional stanza on November 12, 2022
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