"The Journey" copyright 2005 John J. Rigo "Roses Amidst Thorns"

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"The Journey" copyright 2005 John J. Rigo "Roses Amidst Thorns"

February 15, 2013 by John J. Rigo, Texas' Poet and Commentator

Courtesy of nurpublishers.com

A ship in the sea of life

riding each wave of life

seeking the warm sun of each day

the beauty of each dream as night falls

is never lost

as it heads toward the curve

of each horizon.

Storms will blow

onward do we flow

in love and courage

by His hand.

Tomorrow brings the knowing in His love

the vastness of the ocean

is not so alone.

As long as we believe

we will never be alone

for His love

surpasses all of this

this and time beyond

this brief sea of life.

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