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Remembering Mother's Day
The Beautiful Pink Daffodils
I Once Was Lost But Now I See
Mom's Gardenia Bush
The Wind and the Waves
Remembering Dad and Mom
The Beautiful Camellias
The Green Grass Of Home
The Love Of One Brother For Another
He Came Alone
Mother's Day In Heaven
I''d Rather Have Jesus
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The Ringing of the Christmas Bells
Courtney and Ronnie Are My Mentors
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The Love Of His Life Has Passed Away
Praise the Lord
Lyle--A Man of Many Talents
Ronnie and His Invaluableness
Ronnie--A Man With A Purpose
The Happiness of the Birds Is God's Gift To All People
Be One That Circumspectly Walks to Please God
Mom's Desire to Please God Is For All Time
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Ronnie and His Desire to Love Others
The Birds From God Gently Sing
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Be Open and Share Your Life With Those You Know
Don't be a closeted person but be open and share your life with those you know.
Give of yourself first to God and seek His will.
Admonish yourself to be prudent and wise with all your dealings.
Be firm with your commitment and be strong to face the reality of possible failure.
This is the right thing to do as you become open to the ones you know.
For there is no help available to you without being open and to share your life.
To not have help along the way is a shame and is a terrible thing.
Give of yourself and acknowledge the Lord with all you do for the right reasons.
Don't allow piety to be the mainstay within you but get away from it.
Give as was freely given to you.
Acknowledging always the right thing and doing it will ensure your happiness.
So, be mindful and be open to share your life with those you know.
(© Poeticbearlovestowrite 2014)
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