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"Sparkling Pathway Lights"
Stargazing in holy faith, searching for the truth to live forever.
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Where upon a pillow of clouds a dream I see

stargazing in holy faith searching for the truth,

moonbeams hanging hazy beneath the horizon

floating far away into space drifting into heaven,

magnified a revolving light shining the pathway

I could almost touch the natural colors in sight.



Twinkling sparkling lights lighting up the night sky

the vision of holy angels holding hands in prayer.

“If you had come the one to love with faith today,

O holy joy now he would wait to hear your voice

yet not too late to hear the call your brief delay,

God calling you home the perfect dome to live.



Beautiful through the sea in crystalline waters

rising and falling swirling waves of memories,

a garden of Eden with spring waters flowing

tides beneath the stars twinkling a pathway,

heaven’s door opening the gateway to life

your children earnestly praying for answers"



“Mommy, why the funny rain falling down

like a mushroom cloud drifting into space?”

‘’O!  Dear love one, we need to hide away,

these images are fragments of humanity

millions of lost souls hiding away in fear,

who will come and save our souls today?”



“God’s answer when pleading mercy now

lighting up your life when you were alive,

pleading mercy in a prayer on your knee

my Prince of Peace ruling nations to live,

touching the natural colors shining brightly

heaven waits eternal my door to paradise.”





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