In a vast and somber setting I wandered
Alone, looking for hope, from coast to coast I’d saunter
Dragging my feet, then I faltered
Exhausted, I needed living water
Couldn’t carry the load any longer
Had to receive help from someone stronger
Imagine I’m speaking to you with pictures, not words.
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Robert Cowley
A passionate writer of Poetry, always have been and love to see what others have to share.
“The depth of your will determines the heights you can reach”
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