How long do I lay here?
When is it ok to stand?
Could someone please show me the rules?
I don't know them
I only know I can't take one more moment in this place
How long do I cry here?
When is it ok to smile again?
Could someone please show me the rules?
I don't now them
I only know the salty tears have burned lines in my skin.
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One of the things I don't quite think people of faith consider is the alternative to their statements. For example, I prayed and God he...
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Please click on this link to read the article, Warehousing Our Children by the Post and Courier that discusses the abuse that happened to... -
What is a flashlight holder you might ask? In this most difficult time in my life, when all seemed dark, and scary, and overwhelming, when...
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You want her whole. Trust me. For when she finds her muchness; when she gathers all the pieces of herself, all the pieces you have broke...
It's OK to stop now. The old rules no longer apply. You have my permission to move on and follow new rules that say it's OK for you to be happy. You deserve to be happy.
ReplyDeleteRule 1: Do unto yourself as you do unto others.
Hugs and prayers,
Mary in TX