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The Sun Is Out

Thank you, Jesus, the sun is out Rain, clouds, wind and dark Had drained my joyfulness cup Leaving my heart stark Let me be a phoenix rising! From ashes left behind These storms bring such transformation Out of them strength I find Once again, those storms will roll in Carrying tumultuous might Once within their wild embrace I'll discover my own light In the midst of the darkest night I learned to weather the storm Finding solace in knowing That all things can be reborn Dark storms, tumultuous storms Sometimes fierce and bold I'm reminded of resilience Future stories untold___
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Kerr Avatar
December 19, 2025 at 1:22 AM
Hello Sara, A testimony to digging deep in a crisis with the able assistance of the sun. The sun has a pivotal role in so many settings including one’s disposition. Once again I’m so grateful for your recent reviews, Howard
Kendrick Avatar
December 19, 2025 at 5:04 AM
Thank you, Howard. I need a little sunshine today. Your comments always add a special touch. Sara k
Wolf Avatar
January 14, 2024 at 6:55 PM
I'm with you here. The sun restores everything good in the world: Hope, Faith, Promise. You name it. thanks, Sara.
Kendrick Avatar
January 15, 2024 at 4:53 AM
Yes, it helps so much, Gershon, unless there is too much of it. It has to be just right. The earth's creator in His wisdom and mercy made it where we would have some clouds, some rain, some cold, some hot and sometimes where all would be perfect. Thanks for dropping by my page and taking time comment. Your visits are appreciated. Sara K
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