My Beginnings

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My Beginnings

I walked out to my Garden where life first sprang forth.
My eyes survey its grand majesty.
In the midst of it all, is my fountain.
Look at it Tall, Handsome, Strong;
It is my rock, my foundation.
It brings me life’s water,
it makes my garden grow.
In my garden is life;
And many a storm has passed through.
Strong winds,
 driving rains,
 thunder and lighting.
And yet, there stands my fountain.
Years of storms pass,
a lose pebble here,
a broken stone there;
but there he stands strong.
Today I walked out to my garden,
where is He?
He was down upon the Earth.
I cried to the Lord, my God,
what shall I do!
all of my treasure gets life from this Water.
Many of my tears fell. 
and as the last one touched my cheek,
and my eyes lifted to the Lord;
A new Spring came from the Earth,
New existence;
You see the Garden is life Everlasting.
Tracy L. Scott


I walked out to my Garden where life first sprang forth.
My eyes survey its grand majesty.
In the midst of it all, is my fountain.

Look at it Tall, Handsome, Strong;
It is my rock, my foundation.
It brings me life’s water,
it makes my garden grow.

In my garden is life;
And many a storm has passed through.
Strong winds,
 driving rains,
 thunder and lighting.
And yet, there stands my fountain.

Years of storms pass,
a lose pebble here,
a broken stone there;
but there he stands strong.

Today I walked out to my garden,
where is He?
He was down upon the Earth.
I cried to the Lord, my God,
what shall I do!
all of my treasure gets life from this Water.

Many of my tears fell. 
and as the last one touched my cheek,
and my eyes lifted to the Lord;
A new Spring came from the Earth,
New existence;
You see the Garden is life Everlasting.

Tracy L. Scott

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Wakeitha commented on My Beginnings

04-17-2012

Amen! yes he is the rock and salvation, can't make without him. Amen!!

When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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ANGEL 4
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Messenger 1
Lord 1
My Treasure 1
My Beginnings 1
My Tears 0
Grace 0
God Man's Lost 1
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My Prayer 2
Missing 2
My Lord 1
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Thus 2
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Not Enough 1
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