Dwayne Bailey Poems

There she set in the car port,
rusted and faded with time.
Her tires bald and flat,
her engine well past its prime.
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Your' love is as sweet as sunshine,
as warm as a fire aglow;
The peace that envelopes my heart,
is as gentle as a cool breeze blows.
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Sorrow pain, and guilt, over what I feel I've become;
Heartache which causes restless sleep, and tears that freely run.
How did I get where I am today, How did I let myself fall?
To the point I feel there is no hope, and the Lord I no longer call.
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A murderous sin to kill it is;
unborn and all alone;
Oh the visions of splender,
together we could have known.
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My faith is shaken to the very core, I feel weak and all alone;
I feel my prayers have all been in vain, I'm about to lose my home.
Has my God turned his back on me? I feel so sad and weak;
I've let my problems over welm me, I no longer my Lord seek.
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Wandering through life day after day,
tossed like a ship in a mighty gail;
Trying to find a place to anchor,
So that I might finally cut sail.
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I look into the mirror, and what do I see,
but an ever aging old man;
Hair turning gray, skin starting to sag,
with a shakey unstable hand.
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Most gracious heavenly Father,
Humbley I come to you in prayer;
Thanking you for another sweet day,
of life I get to share.
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A mothers love is very special,
truly special indeed;
As you watch a mother tend to,
her chiuldren and their needs.
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When you think of the wonderful day,
That Jesus Christ set you free;
Then you think upon the day,
That he died on calvery;
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