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In myself I must believe by lili dauphin Tuesday, September 16, 2008 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I would like to dedicate this poem to the victims of the hurricane.

IN MYSELF I MUST BELIEVE The road may be long In myself I must believe Because my heart is strong The mountain may be steep In myself I must believe Therefore I will not weep In the face of adversity In myself I must believe I'm the master of my destiny When facing an angry wave In myself I must believe Because I'll always be brave In spite of life's complexity In myself I must believe Because I will trust serenity I'll always do my best to strive For in myself I'll always believe Because my soul is joyful and alive
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Reviewed by Cryssa C	2/26/2009

Believing in oneself and in each unique characteristic that makes a person who they are is vitally important in overcoming setbacks. Cryssa




Reviewed by Lois Christensen	11/5/2008

Very good advice and contemplations of the time you spend here on earth and the trials you are ging through. Giving such advice to the needy and stressful world peoples is according to your will and God's will too. You are so kind to post such encouraging writes. Keep writing and I'll be reading.




Reviewed by Mello Anti	9/18/2008

Bold with a sense of meaning behind every word. Perfectly flawless.




Reviewed by Linda Law	9/18/2008

We must believe in "myself" is certainly quite revealing... It is the undercurrent of our lives if we are to stay on the path to goodness... without loving ourselves we simply will not be prepared to truly love another.... fill thy cup first...then it will overflow and you know the rest.... uplifting indeed. lindalaw




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	9/17/2008

An inspirational wonder with the heartwarming tribute to all who have suffered in the hurricane of late... Be always safe, Karen




Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	9/17/2008

Hi Lili,this poem is very uplifting and it will indeed help people in their crisis through the devestating effects of the hurricane.I enjoy reading it,take care Edwin




Reviewed by Michelle Mead	9/16/2008

How thoughtful of you to write this to encourage others :) Many prayers are with them. Blessings to you, Michelle




Reviewed by Kathy Armijo	9/16/2008

The title caught my eye, but the poem was even better. It was a slice of heaven on earth. Thank you. God bless you. Kathy