Where's The Significance

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    Where's The Significance

    When i was four, I was a ringbearer in my parents' marriage ceremony
    When i was five, witnessed my mother have a miscarriage so lonely
    Revisited the situation in a dream last night
    seeking to find the significance, far from my last fight
    as a prisoner of the Earth, learned to breathe on my own
    I wonder, when i get to heaven, will my sister be grown?
    we never shared a conversation, but will i know my people?
    she was delivered from the experience of this cruel world so deceitful
    Erica Lashawn...
    is she baby sitting my child unborn?
    is she acquainted with the rest of the family
    those that have passed on?
    When i was ten years years old, then along came Gee
    the baby of the family, my sister
    a reflection of me
    seen a lot, heard a lot, witnessed the trouble
    tug of war, became a student of wisdom
    birthed from the struggle
    friends have come & gone, just like the appearance of the moon
    responsibilities make a man grown,
    from the womb to the tomb
    it is a journey
    filled witth ups and downs,in God's army
    I was enlisted, he will perfect that which concerns me
    revolutionary rebels, labeled as street disciples
    engaged in this spiritual war, with the wisdom and knowledge to dicipher
    the Word of Life is a mystery, as the plots unfold
    everyone has a story, life's issues exposed
    we have to keep it moving, and the secret to subduing
    is to put your trust in Christ
    the definition to an abundant life
    moving with consistency, real success calls for diligence
    as the puzzle is put together, i wonder...
    where's the significance

    2GODBTHEGLORY

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    A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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