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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Desire comes from within; it gives us the feeling of need. Desire for the natural world of food, is like a feeling of pain, it is constant, and will not end till fed. Desire for money, can make us do things that we regret or we are forced to do. Forced to work and get tired, making us wish for money to retire. Desire for love, will make us crazy sometimes, because when we see we want to touch and consume. Desire for love, that is attractive to us, will make us have dreams of lust. Desire can start with just a thought, and then strangely, sometimes we find that exact picture of what we thought. When we find our desire, it can stay with us forever, giving us a map of our inner desires. God made man from dust, then he felt that man needed a woman. A woman that as perfect for each man, making man see himself in his woman made from him. God made the woman from the man ribs, according to scripture, making each woman perfectly for that man. Desire for man and women, is a pull, making us want to be home with our loved one. Desire was made in a plan by God, to make us feel happy and have peace from within. Thanking God, today and always, for all of life’s blessing. May we all find our desire and hold them forever in our hearts and mind.
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