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When the clouds part just a sliver And the sun is like an echo, O’er the Earth with light to give her, To make a ray of sunlight glow. Angels pass upon the sunbeam, They carry light from God above, Our so one ray of light would seem. With sky awash in aural love. A point of light from overhead Expands around us from the gray, Like a halo upon our head Adorning us on our dark day. To see Heaven illuminate, When all the light has been obscured, Reminds us that it’s not too late. The world is sick but can be cured.
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Oct 29, 2018
Oct 29, 2018 at 10:10 PM UTC
Ray Of Light
When the clouds part just a sliver And the sun is like an echo, O’er the Earth with light to give her, To make a ray of sunlight glow. Angels pass upon the sunbeam, They carry light from God above, Our so one ray of light would seem. With sky awash in aural love. A point of light from overhead Expands around us from the gray, Like a halo upon our head Adorning us on our dark day. To see Heaven illuminate, When all the light has been obscured, Reminds us that it’s not too late. The world is sick but can be cured.
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Oct 29, 2018
Oct 29, 2018 at 10:10 PM UTC
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