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I knew A Boy

I knew a boy, who became a man Overnight it seemed, so unreal and surreal The face became strong, actions honest and true Words became wise, strength in his vanes One of honor respect, integrity truth and charity I knew a boy, who is now a man Learned to love in purity, with God in his soul Set sail on the harshest sea, knowing not the tide To find a place in the world, is now his desire Steps of surety towards a goal, a man of men I knew a boy, who became a man Helpful hand in times of need, a listening ear Not taking for granted the wind, nor following its whim Eye’s set on God, the eternal reward of His Own Ay a man worth knowing, a man worth loving I knew a boy, who is now a man
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jaye-bennett
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Published
Feb 17, 2011
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Dedicated to Brother, Brad J. March

2-17-2011

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