Sometimes I just want to love and be in love , trouble is I can’t feel it or show it in order to keep it . Makes me think of Austin Mahone’s “Double up” or Nick Jonas “push”
Autism.
Sometimes I just want to love and be in love , trouble is I can’t feel it or show it in order to keep it . Makes me think of Austin Mahone’s “Double up” or Nick Jonas “push”
Autism.
BODY
My new body, heart beating and blood flowing
Your unique body, hormones and thoughts and breaths taken,
Now clothed with purpose
Wrapped warmly in divine meaning,
Meant for the Lord as a vessel of honor;
Grown within a mother’s womb
Spirit created by the Creator,
Shape and form made by invisible hands
Foreknown, most intricate, most delicate
Mysteries of beauty in treasures developed
Even respiratory, circulatory, and nervous systems
Yet to be fully lived out
Or understood.
Another human temple meant to honor the Lord of heaven and earth
To stand in strength
To rise above this world
And walk the Way of Life in Messiah’s Truth
The Shepherd’s walk of triumph
Victory in faith just as the Faithful One,
The path of life over death;
Purity of spirit, soul and body
The beauty of a woman’s form
With inner strengths and sensitive intuitions,
A man in stature and…
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The Personal Blog of Dr. Shahzéb Najam
They sat in silence, watching night fall over the brambles. A flock of distant animals could be heard on the horizon, and a woman’s inconsolable voice calling them by name, one by one, until it was dark.
Gabriel GarcĂa Márquez, Of Love and Other Demons
They say Magellan once dreamt of Maccu Picchu,
burning in the moonlight and an orphan-king who
roamed the forsaken streets with a broken crown
as his tears mingled with the lashing rain. They say
Magellan never awoke from that dream and spent
the rest of his life searching for the ruined city. On
the night before his death, they say he scribbled a
last entry into his journal. Somewhere in South
America, he wrote, an orphan-king wed an orphan-queen
and they were orphans no more. They lived in great
happiness and their rule was just and wise. But the
conquistadors came one day and…
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