Life Souvenirs

Life Souvenirs By: Miracle man 11/3/2018 Each day I’ve passed through a doorway, To a never before place and time; Though subsequent days may have appeared the same It’s time I saw but once. Life has bequeathed me physical scars; That is like a shadow box filled with medals. And though my appearance has changed, Things remembered are often punctuated with a scar, And every scar has a story to tell. I’m reminded, That the LORD seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward appearance, but the LORD looketh on the heart;* *1 Samuel 16:7
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