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Too Many
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Too many wonders of how, when and where, when it is the beauty of the sky that should be within our hearts. If it is true beauty that shines in our hearts than truly blessed we are in our hearts.


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There's one too many wonders of how the sky was made.

There's two too many wonders of how high the sky is and how far the eye can see. There's too many people with wonder of how wide the sky is and where it will end.

We can’t wipe and erase the beginning clear to the point where we can understand and start the unknown question unexplained explained because the final outcome is still unexplained.

Wherever and whenever you can see its beauty just look beyond your imagination without finding an explanation of where it all came from or how it began.

Still a twinkle and a wonder of how this all was made, how high it reaches and how wide is wide when the vision in your eye is only an eye full.

There's many without glamour that watch the sky and see nothing, for their taste buds are drenched in nothing so therefore, that is all they can see and still that is nothing.

What’s assured is absolutely positive that all of this is a definite blessing and the resolution states that a wonder of this size didn't come here all by itself.

Still, you ask the question and wonder, how, why and where.

Too many wonders for you to wonder, too many wonders you can't see, you can’t see it was here before you, and you can’t see it when you’re gone.

All Rights Reserved, 2002 Rosalyn R Walker

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Reviewed by Afrika Abney
Reviewed on December 10, 2002
I think that that is a phenomenal piece.Thanks for sharing this with us.One Love Ashawarrior

Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on December 9, 2002
It is not a question of too many wonders hon.
It is the fact that we can wonder and are filled with wonder. Each of us never to wonder exactly about the same thing in the same way. This is the wonder of life. We all are filled with wonder and wonders from
the time whe can think and it never ceases till the grave. Wow! God is Good!
Bill Murray


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