(Inspired by Oprah Winfrey and her giving of new homes to Hurricane Katrina victims 8/29/06)
copywritten poem
You Are…
You are what words can not express
You give your absolutely best
You love without prejudice and without condition
To touch others lives is your God given mission
Without respect of persons or color of skin
You bless all walks of life and they call you friend
Your heart is as an open door that is inviting to all who enter
And everyone that walks in discovers that you are more than a mentor
You are one with a purpose that flows like the river deep
A person of valiance and a promise to keep
And that is to touch and encourage all walks of life
To give hope and inspiration beyond ones misery and strife
You cease to amaze those that have followed your works
No doubt covered by God and shunned from where evil may lurk
Some call you an earth angel, a motivator and superstar
But I call you a woman of virtue and a gift from God because that is what you are.
Thanks very much sister in Christ. We are all us and one under God and put here to do the same thing, all of us. We must stick together and stand up for our doings in Christ's Name. AMEN
Wow! Lavinia- YOur words hit my heart like thunder! WE write pretty similiar, your wording and usuage is so close to mine. As you read mine you will see what I mean. Oprah is Amazing! Strong with all she has Gone through and still reaching out to others! She inspires me too! I am touched by her Open Heart and Soul! She is an Angel of many! GREAT Poem and Honor to a Beautiful Loving Honest Giving Soul! Some are Takers and some are Givers! even of Time! Keep WRiting! WArm HuGs, Sheee
This is a beautiful write and well deserved...you have said what many have only thought, and you captured it well...very inspiring. I look forward to reading more of your work.
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
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Bill :-)
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Blessings,
Joyce Bowling