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Heart by Tim A Kester Monday, April 07, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan The heart is a muscle of love and life, love = faith, life = hope.
My heart is weak Dying slowly inside Just when I learn About living with pride Fight the fear Of dreading that day He's got control As long as I pray To be saved for tomorrow I must die today Brought back by faith If His light shows the way Heart is the mantle of strength Providing life and love My abuses long and sustained Healing possible when sent from above Time is now Merging of machine and man Requires faith in science And the great I Am I give my life and soul To another to control My doctor the knife Jesus my life TKester 4/4/03

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Reviewed by Russ Okamura	4/22/2009

Your poetry is powerful and moving. You are truly a man of great faith. God is pleased. Bless you.