Morning Wheat 1

~ ~ ~ ~ ""Grace, faith ~~ patience, ~~ mercy joy belief, humility and true absolution, who themselves do-not-desire or cry-out from-within, for-the- solace and-security of this... ?" ~~ ~~ "For I have felt-and seen, that gracious, love exults the-very- principals... and generous surrender for all eternity of their open-will." ~~ ~~ "Perfect innocence, hopefulness and liberty overt from the day they were born, raging-winds- could-not-defile, because docile, they remain amenable, an endearing vision of truth, though however fragile." ~~ ~~ "No greater joy-is there for me, nor- anything-more-divine, bridging-the-expanse, between-bitter abhorrence... my own tendentiousness... unbridled-greed, a genuine... injustice, and immeasurable peace." ~~ ~~ "So taken-in-by the wheat fields supplicating mid conciliate winds, teeming I tarried to view-them as I did amble along amid the swaying stalks so very felicitous, to be alive, and in-quiet reverence, to my Father - ~~ ~~ touched by their faithfulness- I offered again to Him for His promise- culminated- for-me - ~~ ~~ my essence."" ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ ~~ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd1GWaQf9Yk&feature=related Author notes: ABOVE inspired by the "The Road Not Taken" by: Robert Frost
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December 12, 2010 at 9:44 AM
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