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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required This is the day to connect to his higher ground, An accord to view his wholeness being God. The highest privilege to talk direct to him, Be alone engage to his presence. The spirit relax sitting and talking a lot of things to Share and give to his hand. The mind goes away freely, Move smoothly, feel the freshness of sight through thoughts Occupied space. The eyes and vision combine Absorb the distance. The cleaning time, to hang loose Everything of matter in the mind, Surrendering all things, Laying my head in his side everything feels in. His loving arms works slowly cradle me, Hanging in the air, feel free from any disturbing notion. He shelter me put all the colours to my day Inspire me and balance my life. The resting time, love sound mind, present Moment heaven by my side. I saw his creation, I wonder his marvellous deeds! He gives the deepest full meaning of Himself being God, Fabulous! My deliverance set me up in the sky To hold his hand someday and live with him; Beautiful scene. God provision, every day he offers. I find my satisfying self to his care. He given me reason to live and be happy every day. I give back my free will being human, His will and way be in my life, I surrender all and let him fix my life. © Jocelyn Dunbar 29 December 2004 7:20 PM
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