What Grace Means to Me
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A tapestry of beauty, in verses set free.
It's a dance of elegance in each word's embrace,
A reflection of serenity, a soft-spoken grace.
The poet explores, with a delicate touch,
The essence of grace, which means so much.
It's the gentle raindrop on a leaf in the dawn,
The way kindness blooms, like a flower reborn.
With metaphors woven like threads in the breeze,
The verses invite readers to ponder and tease,
The meaning of grace, both simple and grand,
In this heartfelt poem, crafted by hand.
Each stanza unfolds, like petals unfurling,
A portrait of grace in this world, so swirling.
It's a reminder to cherish what's tender and true,
In "What Grace Means to Me," we find a view.
So, read this poem with an open heart's door,
And discover the grace that it has in store.
For in these verses, you'll surely agree,
Grace is a treasure, for both you and me.
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I've been all about trying to change the cards lately. Thanks, Scott, for the perspective.
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The concept of choosing to make your current situation a personal "rock bottom" before hitting actual rock bottom is thought-provoking, suggesting that one can proactively take control of their life's direction. Overall, this poem serves as a meaningful reflection on the complexities of human nature and the pursuit of a balanced and purposeful existence.
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To predict, but never expect.
To observe, but never judge.
To notice, but never hate.
"Non ignara mali miseris succurrere disco." Virgil, The Aeneid
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This is such a great poem with inspirational words.
I would recommend people to read this poem.
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