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My very presence is special
Some what intellectual
Secrets lost in time
Stress and misery the cost of rhymes
The things we do
The dreams we pursue, the hardships we endure
If you would so kindly close your eyes
You've seen one sunrise to many
A five star opinion
From something like a minion
Just take my hand and be my partner in life
Your simple expression makes for one suggestion
Are you satisfied with being my wife
Too good to be true
I myself am drifting further than you
Perhaps I've seen one sunrise to many
My love for life is disturbed
by a certain, infatuation with death
Forever blessed for the promises I've kept
In the end of time from my feet I was swept
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I wonder has yours truly realized
That I've been granted one sunrise to many
By time we've all been raped
It's nonsense from eternity we may never escape
It's a constant feud
Puts all forces in an abundant mood
A devil in every angel
Now you look on your reverend as a stranger
But you respond in trust
As if Jesus Christ himself lives in each of us
I can only bare with one sunrise to many
Christmas Time is for lovers
Young and young at heart
When nothing can come between us
Not even being miles apart
Memories that we hold within
We'll share again like before
We'll fall in love again
Like we did than once more
Candy cane kisses, sweets everything delicious
Sleigh rides in the snow
Cuddling by an open fire
Being by your heart's desire
And always managing to stand beneath the mistletoe
And through all the family and friends
We'll fine time to be alone
Just you and me in each others arms
Bracing each other from the cold
Cherishing our deepest dreams our hearts together hold
Christmas Time is for lovers
Young and young at heart
Song of Spring
Rejuvenate! It’s time of spring,
creation’s sweet rebirth.
And now we need not feel the cling
of gloom upon this earth.
It’s time for thankfulness. Rejoice;
in flowered meadows dance!
Praise God and lift a happy voice
with fellow celebrants.
Refresh yourself. Dip hands and toes
into a rushing rill.
Feel sun on skin as water flows,
and let your soul refill!
A time of reverence too. Recall
how Jesus paid the price
and gave his life to save us all,
the greatest sacrifice.
Reflect! Behold the blossomed trees.
Inhale the fragrance of
the lilac’s sprigs; hear drone of bees,
and ponder Christ’s great love.
A time to start anew. Revive!
Along each mountain slope,
the earth bathed green has come alive
with beauty, life, and hope.
for ten hour/ten day hymn/song contest by Deb