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To My Mother's Glory

To My Mother’s Glory

    

Today is the day of glory to my mother
She restored Her glory from the 
                       darkness of slavery
She hoisted Her flag of victory 
                      with the millions of hands
Her smile and pride will be stable forever
for that We are ready to give anything for her
She is the women in Love and
She is the rain in mercy
She is the breeze in Peace and
She is the sea in justice
She  is the destroyer of violence and
She is  My Mother ! 
Yes! she is My Mother
 Here peace will rule and l
 Love  will determine us
Sacrifices are our way and
Her teachings to our life
Today is the day of our Glory
Yes! August 15th of every year

Dedicated to my nation’s 63rd  Independence  Day


A Brand New Day

I like tea and
I like cake
but the one  thing I like best
is each morning when  I awake
the start of a brand new day
read Gods' word sit down and pray
no need to worry about tommorow its all in Gods' hand
just enjoy today cherish each moment just like God has planned
we have everything to look forward too no reason to feel sad
this is a brand new day that God has made
so we shall rejoice and we shall be glad
even if troubles come our way
God will take our cares and  blues away
think of just one thing that makes you glad
then all that day you will be glad that you had. 

A Happy thought a day 
Keeps the evil one at bay, it's true it works
don't let him have a foothold or ruin your day
satans' lies we can all do with out
there is always something that we can be happy about
he will try to send doom and gloom but our happy thoughts soon  send him packing out the 
room. satan can never win, each day is a gift from God so let His happiness in our day begin.
Form: Rhyme

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