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fantasy is not a falsehood... by FREDERICK E GEIGER Sunday, March 16, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan a creation that tells a reader that dreams come true based upon a spiritual belief.
fantasy is not a falsehood... i believe in the powers i do not see my trust is a development spiritual maturity is the soul's security have faith in the God followed condemn the foolish leaders their minds are not straight and the focus is blurry and narrow the keen eye kills no life in the lies of the unloved find a path steadfast have faith in His footsteps dreams come true ....i know they do and when i open my eyes...... have mercy....it is all factual. the poet "f" Copyright � 2003

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