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As a silly  spoilt child Disgruntled I grumble Throughout my blessed life Complaining about my loss That God does not give a toss But abundantly  in my life Scattered in my garden Live deep hidden forests Sacred special spaces Forgotten mossy places Things I can not see   In my soft mossy pastures I am drawn into sound Soft rich earthy ground My meddling hands resigning And my heart softening To the treasures God is bringing As a child I am sometimes still screaming for what I am not receiving   Even though chosen But my loving Father Always refusing to serve me poison But he keeps on giving Life's unexpected gifts Full of presents and parcels An unknown cultivated Karma A forgotten ignored pleasure Actually look at all the treasure Everyday a Christmas tree If I could only look and see So in my adult days I learn to look on In different ways With a mossy heart I nourished and softening receiving parcels tenderly passed down from heaven
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 10:12 PM UTC
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As a silly  spoilt child Disgruntled I grumble Throughout my blessed life Complaining about my loss That God does not give a toss But abundantly  in my life Scattered in my garden Live deep hidden forests Sacred special spaces Forgotten mossy places Things I can not see   In my soft mossy pastures I am drawn into sound Soft rich earthy ground My meddling hands resigning And my heart softening To the treasures God is bringing As a child I am sometimes still screaming for what I am not receiving   Even though chosen But my loving Father Always refusing to serve me poison But he keeps on giving Life's unexpected gifts Full of presents and parcels An unknown cultivated Karma A forgotten ignored pleasure Actually look at all the treasure Everyday a Christmas tree If I could only look and see So in my adult days I learn to look on In different ways With a mossy heart I nourished and softening receiving parcels tenderly passed down from heaven
the idea just came to me I may return to it
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Apr 23, 2015
Apr 23, 2015 at 10:12 PM UTC
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