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[aid] => mick
[title] => LOOK AT THAT BEAUTIFULL TREE
[time] => 2004-03-01 02:30:11
[hometext] => A repost. This was the biggest tree I've ever seen, in Brunswhick, Georgia. A humongeous oak.
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When doubts infest my soul
thunder around me rolls,
Look at that tree! Oh yes,
Father God I trust thee.
Leaves come dancing down
when fall comes around.
Silently it sleeps in Winter snow
then in Spring it starts to grow.
Little buds form in sun-n-rain,
all little tidbits of lifes window pain.
Sturdy leaves come brand new
kissed in drops of morning dew.
Now Father you nurish that tree
for the hardest of hearts to see.
What's not to trust in you?
You amaze me in all you do.
Copyright © emystar ...
Wednesday, May 22 2002 @ 11:37:57 CDT
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