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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Morning breaks like bullets raining on top of the roof as the shadows of heavens covers their head, while they stands still in the dark with pillows clade behind the door listening to the petrified sound rumbling under their beds. Daylight peaked slowly through the trees and the morning sway silently with the breeze And something peculiar enters my space and glory illuminates in my face. The wonders of life surrounds me and rapped its precious arms around me the universe spread its warmth all over me and penetrate my destiny. open the fountain of peace And spread your love all over the street. The rock is standing still in the ground But hope will lead you out of the miserable town And when you cannot challenge the final race your internal drive will lead you to a special place. Smell the rose bud in the garden And the cherry blossom hanging from the tree Taste the succulent grapes from the vine For it will make your appetite run wild Visit the olive orchard on the hill And it will make your spirit still Daylight have crossed my path And I have emerged out of the terrible dark I can see clearly now so join the conference and have fun great men speak of power but the lonely heart is filed with sorrows Daylight have crossed my path And my vision has come to pass.
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