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That morning Glory Which children spread. Over earth and sky, Lingers like secret sunshine. Permeating a multitude of roofs, A multitude of rooms. On oceanside grey, Their precious feet tread. Bringing refresh of light, With every laugh. I gaze at the sand, With remnant proof that Children of light walked here. When I am still, The Wind brings me Whisper of their joy. Giggling brooks, Shining stars, Vibrant flowers of the field, Cannot compare To the sweet music Of Child's contagious laughter, And the light God gave them, Shining clear through their eyes of bright.
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Sep 3, 2020
Sep 3, 2020 at 3:41 PM UTC
Children of light
That morning Glory Which children spread. Over earth and sky, Lingers like secret sunshine. Permeating a multitude of roofs, A multitude of rooms. On oceanside grey, Their precious feet tread. Bringing refresh of light, With every laugh. I gaze at the sand, With remnant proof that Children of light walked here. When I am still, The Wind brings me Whisper of their joy. Giggling brooks, Shining stars, Vibrant flowers of the field, Cannot compare To the sweet music Of Child's contagious laughter, And the light God gave them, Shining clear through their eyes of bright.
The first paragraph has some themes inspired by G.K. Chesterton's book on Saint Francis of Assisi.
julia-shalom
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Sep 3, 2020
Sep 3, 2020 at 3:41 PM UTC
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