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Ally: Light At The End

All I want is for everything to work out for the best.

But everytime I try to make it so my mind arrests.

Awaiting the beacon: some magic direction to walk "this" or "that" -way,

Indeed- aware expectations such as these don't ever save the day.

 

Bent over like a broken tree fallen head first to the ground...

Believe in something long enough for faith to twist into doubt.

Halo of repression is my crown- I am bitter below its weight,

The heaviness, like lead, a burden smothering my fate.

 

So calming is the serenity of her golden face so bright,

Amidst my struggles I know I can cling to the warmth of her Love Light.

She is too young, oh so un-jaded, must not sour with my selfish misery.

Her eyes: twinkling and mystical fairies sing softly songs of God's generousity.

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Written by
karen-hoose
American
Published
Jun 28, 2010
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Copyright 1998 Klh

It amazes me the similiar feelings I carry thru my life - I find it is one of the marks of my real and genuine nature versus the hypocrisy of the rest.

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