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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Assuring more time to embrace the earth's sun Brings with it sweet pleasures summer has spun. Casting out a line in search of a suffering soul, Derives inner joy that is good for the whole. Everyone may soon become quite aware, Favoring the spirit gifts so much to share. God's greatest gifts are so freely given... Help yourself to the sweet fruits of heaven. Inside your mind lives pristine poetic flowers, Just let them flow through tips of your bowers. Kindred spirits will gravitate to your prose or rhyme, Lyrics that sway us, dancing in harmonic time. Moving to music creates tranquility, Neutralizing harsh sounds with indemnity. Omnipotence frees us from our emotional will, Penetrates our sanctuary when we are quiet and still. Quality not quantity of life's special dreams Related in love's happiness is all that it seems. Seeking to help others will benefit you Through the gift of your time, in kind things you do. Universal energy is captured by all, Vibrating in frequencies in an invisible pall. We may share with each other our auras divine Xyst beauty that surrounds in astrological trine. Yearning to spread peace to indifference I find; Zealous in my heart to share love with mankind. © Connie Marcum Wong July 22, 2015 Your Best Poem #2 Abecedarian Contest~Sixth Place~ Shadow Hamilton
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