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Update-Knee is worse, possible knee replacement is needed... After having an arthroscopy surgery on my left knee, and then finally having Physcial Therapy started one month later, I am starting to make some progress and do not need physical therapy anymore! Isn't that Wonderful? That was the Best news I had heard in a long time! Actually, I did not go on vacation. I went into a Rehabilitation Center to get help for being addicted to pain medication. It turned out all good in the end and I am doing "okay"! I am one lucky woman and have Jesus on my side! |
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BECCA'S DEN OF POETRY POETRY ONLY-POETRYPOEM HEAVEN LETTERS MIGRAINESBGONE PSYCHIC SITE
A Beautiful Hand
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This poem was sent to me by a fellow poet/author on the Web.
His name is David Herring. He wrote this on 8/26/04.
Once lying broken,
Made strong again, so to stand;
Never a harsh word spoken,
Just touched by a beautiful hand.
Once crushed and shattered,
Mended, as long ago planned;
Fashioned to that which mattered,
By the touch of a beautiful hand.
Once in ashes and dust,
Faith, as a flame, then fanned
Into a blaze of trust,
By the touch of a beautiful hand.
Life in all fullness given,
Secure in that blessed, true band
Of "I never will leave or forsake you";
Held tight by a beautiful hand.
Now in confident hope
Of a heavenly, glorious land;
Looking forth to the joyful "Well Done!"
And the touch of a beautiful hand.
Put on the website this day, Tuesday, September 14th, 2004
at 8am CST by Becca P Lang, webmaster.
