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Our Footprints in The Sand
Our Footprints in The Sand
Our Footprints in The Sand
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Our Footprints in The Sand

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Our Footprints in the Sand is a collection of poetry that will warm the heart. Each poem embraces lessons about life, joy, heartache, sorrow, recovery and peace. Throughout the text strong personal and religious inspired values are woven into the pages.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherBookBaby
Release dateDec 9, 2013
ISBN9781483530833
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    Our Footprints in The Sand - Ewell du Pont

    Bermuda

    Now Is Your Time

    Don't put off until tomorrow

    What you can do today

    Because if you enjoy it today,

    You can do it again tomorrow.

    How wonderful it is that nobody

    Need wait a single moment

    Before starting to

    Improve the world.

    The Past

    Remember me when I am gone.

    I will always recollect those few

    Moments of life which are

    In the past.

    No coward soul is mine.

    I will not hinder you or

    Stand at your door

    The comfort of feeling safe.

    Your inspiration was so profound.

    Listen to these words of wisdom;

    There is no eternity for those who

    Tangle with life and hearts of others.

    Death

    Something morbid and unknown

    The train that drives my feelings

    Away from you.

    Wheels rushing down the track,

    The everlasting space and time.

    Don't look to the past.

    Time alone can tell.

    Portrait of a Robust Tub

    Mary Lou Wingate, as fatly made

    You could only guess how

    Much she weighed.

    She had a jolly stomach,

    Flab shaken legs

    Which gave her the look

    Of an odd-shaped egg.

    When she walked down the street

    In a proud lust stride,

    It gave her the look that

    She was a half mile wide.

    In all her days

    She accomplished nothing

    With the exception of eating,

    Drinking and bluffing.

    Life

    The only thing in life that is

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