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We Are the Last Disciples

We should all know that we come from a chaotic past, To an info-tech age moving way to fast. In our lives sometimes we are at our lowest low; We all need a rope, a helping hand that will grab tight and never let go. “Did you ever comfort or help someone that was old?” “Did you ever give a homeless person a place to go or food when it was cold?” Have you held a door for someone entering or exiting a store? Or do you hurry in yourself, thinking "it's really not your chore". In life each road is long, though short it seems, but it is definitely longer. To where each road meets just the same, but we can make it better. In life all roads lead to where we go, Help someone less fortunate and be their hero. We are the fatalities of greed, and we are fixated over getting younger. In this rich and blessed world we still endure hunger. We should not be judged by our religion or the color of our face, Because in the end, we're all running this same race. Some of us are not heading in the same direction but hoping to go to the same place. By now I was hoping and praying that love is what we desire to embrace. We must take control of our actions today; Or the children of tomorrow will be the one's to pay. Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together. - Johann von Goethe Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see. - Mark Twain

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Date: 2/6/2011 2:39:00 PM
Johann von Goethe's quote holds a abundance of truthe, Jeffrey. Upholding just one commandment- love you God with your whole heart, soul and mind and your neighbor as yourself, I believe is the key to all of our problems...if we would not only believe but put it into practice. Totally enjoyed this Lord's day! Love, Annalise
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