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I Walk Bare Foot

I walk bare foot
through the grass 
and tall weeds.
It can be painful
but I fear not
you see.
I look and listen
to the birds singing
and the humming 
of the bumble bees.
I fear no evil
For I have God
with me.
I walk bare foot
as I follow
a small steam.
It very rocky
as usual you see.
The cold water
rushes over my toes.
It makes me feel alive 
 as I sit on the bank.
I walk bare foot
through muddy roads
It can be slippery 
becarful I am told.
Look worm holes
one two three.
God is ever so clever
you see.
I fear no evil
He walks beside me.
I walk bear foot .
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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