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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Beneath celestial heavens do I kneel with crystalline gaze I look above and to eternal glory I appeal that be not denied divinely love As our earthly home upon its axis how can without love ones course be true and the life we’re given that it taxes so the colors of our lives within renew A chance the wine of joy within the chalice and smiles like those of angels do bestow happiness bedecks our hearts just like a palace the brightness in the eyes that ever glow As night draws to day and its decree this the only thing the pinnacle grand and minds probing all with curiosity to make bearable the life which in we stand to that course forever and not to deviate its purity rules universe and law the testing of our metal and not its fate where daily upon its strength we do draw As myriad upon myriad of history shown where shadows cast within our minds its doubt and love its apex and wonders ever known how children show us what that loves about With stalwart hearts a man and maid the beauty of the heavens share become one and stand in shade and life’s passions together wear Oh divine thing and wondrous fair that shines as bright as sun and star how fallen from divinity so near and its place of dwelling seems so far Can’st thou within our hearts so clone upon mankind its welcoming embrace that dwellest it within our earthly home and of its fragile mortality replace COPYRIGHT © 2009 C Michael Miller via Duboff Law Group LLC
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