Thousands

Carrie Louise 1981 (Greenville)



A thousand wishes an unwanted exchange...not for the sake of my worth for what shall it profit to gain...the world but lose ones soul...for it is my creator who framed the world by his words that I am being made whole. Like a earthen medley dressed with a thousands island an appetites crave...let this food be for thought, for whatsoever a man thinketh so is he...Think on these things that are above, lest ye be saved. Working out our own salvation with fear and trembling, for the day of our redemption is continually drawing nigh till its time to go up to be with him in the sky. Caught up by the thousands, in so many words for there is no measurable worth. How priceless is this hidden treasure given to me since before my birth.

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A Day is Like a Thousand

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Written on February 27, 2021

Submitted by carriel.31217 on May 12, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Carrie Louise

Literally Written Literally Written-Focusing on the more depth of one’s self to be expressed culturally, creatively, & to be inspiring. You're going to get the person that tries to see what you see, that tries to feel what you feel, portrayals of writing from many perspectives. I said all of that just to say...this is something that I actually like doing it's apart of me, part of my nature. My Existence, My Being is going into it. Carrie more…

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