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The Golden Shovel Poem

The Golden Shovel Poem Stacey Joy What was life like BEFORE This pandemic thought PUTTING Us in isolation might bring FORTH Kindness? Are we to BLAME Can we ACKNOWLEDGE Or consider THAT Our collective hatred and ABUSE Would have consequences? God DOESN’T Like ugly, people ALWAYS Say. But what may COME FROM Our solitude and shelter is AN Embracing and gratitude of the beauty OUTSIDE An unquenchable desire to discover our SOURCE Of peace and love. SOMETIMES We need silence and stillness. WE ABUSE Others beyond repair but we abuse OURSELVES To God’s despair. Go inward and examine yourself MENTALLY Give your mind and soul an EMOTIONALLY Uplifting message. Sing, dance and find a PHYSICALLY Healing and strengthening practice. Rest assured, SPIRITUALLY You are covered in God’s grace and mercy. Use your isolation to FREE YOURSELF
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