At a time when life can be hard to bear Both clarifying and terrifying I celebrate those people of good will Who in the face of discouragement dare Despite the despair in the air to still Have open minds and arms and hearts who care For those like me less fortunate than they And out from the faithful heart's fountain share The communion of their kindness today Meeting us at the point of our need where They could have but they did not turn away
I never knew winning until I lost I never succeeded until I failed I never realized what freedom cost My ship never came in until it sailed I needed nothing until all was gone First terrifying then clarifying Now it is darkest yet just before dawn
So wise and compelling, Stevie. You truly are inspired. You "force" the reader to think, but you do it in the most painless of ways. Thank you my friend. Love and peace from B.C., Canada,
Well done Steve, another perfect write that defies any one to critic it in any way. We can say how much we like it but there is no way to find fault.
Felix
Great - I like the last paragraph--'I never knew winning until I lost' etc - 'men in darkness saw a great light' We are in darkness until Jesus reveals to us the truth.
A way to use your mind for silent communication. Speaking about the methods in the book I have used since a young age.
21st Century learning. I also have a GoFundMe page to ask for funds so I can research with other people and add their experiences
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Felix
Great write!
Can't help but love those precious souls who consistently administer life and light in the midst of the storms.
It's a challenge though!
Richard