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Who Am I
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An Introspective Thought



WHO AM I

Who am I this mobile body , a collection of bones and skin
How can I explain all these things that are contained within.
This shell, that assumes different persona each and every day,
That reacts to every circumstance in a varying , different way.

As each morning dawns I awake to a different scene’
New thoughts to assimilate, new words to utter to please,
Those who I will greet throughout this day,
Words to encourage to accompany them on their busy way.

What do others see as I progress along life’s bumpy road,
Is it a person who takes his share of life’s heavy load?
Not someone who groans and moans about being dealt an unfair hand,
Grouching growling because nobody understands.

Am I the person who my wife still thinks, , is the one that she took those years ago,
Whom I promised to love and cherish and never let her go?.
Am I the father to my children The one who guides them through life’s way,
Showing by example how to live each and every day?

To my friends am I that man who is known to keep his word
No matter what may prevail to test such friendships , may it be heard,
He is a man that one can always trust through thick and thin,
No matter what ,may happen, you can depend on him.

Oh that I can live , to keep such ideals, as I go on through life
That to others I will cause no harm or strife,
That by my precepts I can live to God’ Holy plan
And show to all, just who I am.

Jw 04/03/03.


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 Reviews of "Who Am I"
Reviewed by Bev
Reviewed on August 4, 2003
You are the greatest Man and soo much more. We Love and respect you for all that you stand for.

Reviewed by Linda Murray
Reviewed on July 11, 2003
This is just lovely. A heart warming poem.
That by my precepts I can live to God's Holy plan
And show to all, just who I am.
Loved this one.


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