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Everyday;
My mama says;
To me, this;
This is "who you are"
No matter what the world says;
This is what I am....I am brave       
I am strong
I am kind
I am smart
I am loved
And most of all...I am a child of God   

This is a true story of  a mother daily reassuring her son to be  positive stay focus in this negative world---<jelsr>

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Mother Says I Am--- the Daily Encouraging of Emmit Green

Mother Says I AM ---THE DAILY ENCOURAGING OF EMMIT GREEN

Everyday;
My mama says;
To me, this;
This is "who you are"
No matter what the world says;
This is what I am....

I am brave
I am strong
I am kind
I am smart
I am loved
And most of all...I am a child of God

No one can down me;
Misuse or talk bad about me;
This mean world with bad and uncaring people;
Everyday;
My mama says;
To me, this;
This is "who you are"
No matter what the world says;
This is what I am....

I am brave
I am strong
I am kind
I am smart
I am loved
And most of all...I am a child of God
I am brave
I am strong
I am kind
I am smart
I am loved
And most of all...I am a child of God


12/5/18

Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018 ©
"Based on inspired words of his mother Natasha Gould"
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Agustin Avatar
December 6, 2018 at 7:57 AM
"And most of all...I am a child of God" That is surely possible, as we put our faith in Jesus Christ, making us His children, which John 1:12 asserts. God bless you!
Lee Sr. Avatar
December 7, 2018 at 2:05 AM
Thanks! Blessings on to you also Beata Thank you for reading my verse.. James
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