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His Destiny by Johanna Fields Wednesday, August 18, 2010 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan

In life to live there is God's plans and promises To give in His beauty to flourish with His love In the spirit of the wind the bald eagle soars Somewhere beyond the blue sky up above There's hope to believe that today is ours Will bring us a tomorrow thru these dreams We view within what holds our daily comfort To receive thru the soul what the Lord means Your landscape is high over the mountains My voice echoes thru the trees in the breeze Let me hear the master calling in His destiny The path He'll lead will take me to the light so free (c)Johanna Fields

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