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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Love exults eternally, universal peace, and so I say Love- in its benignity ... recuses all ... and perfect-and servant in their fervent manner; integrity, receptivity-and amenability, illustrious and moreover devoted in their richness, breed thy greater influence of peace throughout the years; sanctifying themselves forever in their innocence; becoming the fortunate prize ... an altruistic offering, and humble sacrifice; given for all to embrace through faith: a certain repose; and everlasting liberty; while-clemency; oh Thy generous clemency, emancipates-knavery's tomfoolery. and suggested to me, and granted as a wonderful opportunity, grace ... is the universal proposition dancing through time hand in hand within the arms of love; relishing in the promotion of its deliverance; and so I say, when this hope of my days reprieve ... has come to pass ... beckon me on-to know this-simple delight, and hold me in Thy loving keep. Yes bring me Thine heavenly Kite-to greet me. Secure me there, and lay me down then- under the assurance; and gentle comfort of her wings. Yes raise me up ... and hear me oh Lord in my plea I pray. (("Oh liberate me";)) ("Carry my soul off with her to Thee";) ((" Let thy love shower- down (over me"; ))) So I may embrace for myself, again; thine ~~~ tender arms; of mercy. ~~~
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