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I believe in miracles


Stumbling like the overflow of a pot of dumplings, Struggling to get in my apartment from my knees aching so very bad, I still believe in miracles, Though I may struggle through life from time to time, Feeling shattered and definitely being shattered, I still believe in miracles, In time, shatteredness that I felt, These broken wings of shatteredness within is soaring, With this hope deep within me after all the scars, I still believe in miracles, Stumbling through life, through these very hard times, With the sun shining on me, that is a miracle, Walking through this life, with faith within me, Leaving doubt behind and facing my challenges, A miracle is happening in my everyday life, My life is a miracle, I believe in miracles, No matter the shattered life I have experienced, Hope, faith and love still exist in this world, Hope, faith and love still exist in me, I am a miracle, You are a miracle, Your life is a miracle, My life is a miracle, I believe in miracles, It's not good to live your life so carelessly, Your life is a precious miracle, Your little ones are mighty miracles, A little bit of peace, forgiveness, letting go of the past goes along way, Little miracles are mighty, mighty, mighty, The body of life is most precious, It's the love of life that's a chemistry match for you, What keeps me living, having the love of life in me, Even when you struggle and stumble through life, Having some love and fresh newness for life, is what brings mighty miracles my way each day, I believe in miracles.
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javetta

I enjoy writing poetry to relieve stress, anxiety and to inspire others to make changes in their life and to make a difference in their lives.

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