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Love, Hope, Faith
March 30, 2016
Love – Love overcomes virtually everything,
Even in the roughest of times.
We win some, we lose some,
But love is the stitching that holds together your heart.
Hope – Hold on, pain ends.
Blessed you will feel knowing the pain is gone;
For him, for you.
Set free is he who flies early from the nest,
When he faces times of trouble.
Faith – Full assurance in the heart.
The tears are gone, mourning is over.
Gentle thoughts of him warm your heart,
Knowing that now he is in the best place of all.
© Courtney K., Bethel Park, PA
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