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Ghosts May Grow

Midst misty mountains moans

A poor soul doomed to roam

The life he lived was more like death

So after life he was given breath 

His task to guide the wayward son

Back to the love where he'd begun

Until this lesson had been learned

That the angry God whom he had spurned

Had loved him through every fall

And wanted him to heed the call

Of a father whose hope was great

That his son might choose a different fate

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will-justus
American
Published
Dec 5, 2016
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12·81
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#love#god#salvation#ghost#redemption
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