The path ahead may seem distant,
Life's journey may feel relentless.
Extend a helping hand,
In God's embrace,
In the light that dispels darkness,
Share your love abundantly,
Share your love abundantly.
The journey of life flows like a river, unstoppable,
In the vast expanse of earth, there's no barrier.
Behind every wave lies another ocean,
Our tears will sweeten.
Who holds compassion in their heart?
She is called Mother,
Who understands the essence of grace?
He is called God,
In receiving hand or in giving hand,
In two hands clasped together,
The earth will blossom everywhere.
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Comments (2)
A poem that serves as a good reminder. Nice writing!
Awww, this was so lovely. Wonderful poem!