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The Way Of The Cross
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Just thinking what makes the world go around We are all subject to the same joys and suffering. No one is excempt

The Way Of The Cross "This should not happen to a dog is a popular saying among humans Well! Why not to us? We live in the same world don't we God didn't promise us a rose garden here on the earth Only in Heaven will this come true But only if we tow the line Meaning following in His footsteps You bet it's hard Look at Christ on the Cross Who doesn't complain when the going gets rough? ALL OF US THAT'S WHO 'lil flower

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Reviewed by Katie Gabrielle

Reviewed on September 29, 2007

I really like your poem. It is very true!! thank you for sharing !!

katie :)

Reviewed by Marguerite Lemoine

Reviewed on September 29, 2007

Hope you like this one 'lil flower

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