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Where is He?

where would you find the One who made all? perhaps looking in the rain forest, full of life, trees so tall or maybe that would be too wet, so go to the desert next He could still be there from when He over did our hex surely He would not go north, it’s far too cold you see plus Santa Claus was already sent there with human’s glee no, lets try somewhere else, maybe at our schools? well it seems to be His name, His plan, His love aren’t cool then to those meeting places of world leaders look we shoot, for it be they cannot be bothered while having tea most people know Him right? So to that screen look and find that those people have become gross, free, most of all blind our search started clear with meaning, with hope finding we have dropped Him so others may cope slowly opening the spill ways into our wanting mind not knowing the flood’s affects, where it might wind lying waste to the once fertile grounds, so well kept now in disarray, wanting the grey, no longer being apt one last look we may take, this time at church people like us go there to find, to pray, to search sadly it too can become low in love, forming a shell used only when the feeling comes to be well still we have this faith in us, contained in no bin nothing here is sound, to it we must not give in where would you find the One who made all? try a still pond, look into it, and see His all
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Nov 27, 2011
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