What if I were paralyzed and could not speak or walk? How would I proclaim the Gospel to others if I cannot talk? The peace He gives my soul, even though my body is not whole, is my witness to Him. The smile on my face reflects His Love from within. The most prominent witness I can be Is showing the courage He has given me.
When words are trapped inside, and movement seems denied, I let His light shine through, as in His grace I abide. My spirit sings a silent hymn, my heart a beacon bright, Through every trial and storm, His love becomes my light.
In the quiet of my soul, His whispers I discern, Teaching me to trust, in every twist and turn. Though my voice is silent, my faith speaks loud and clear, A testimony of His strength, conquering every fear.
Each smile becomes a sermon, each glance a holy prayer, A testament of hope, in every breath of air. For in His arms I'm lifted, despite the earthly pain, A living, breathing witness, of His eternal reign.
So even when I'm bound, by flesh that's frail and weak, My life becomes a message, of the love that we all seek. The courage that He gives, will always set me free, A powerful testament, of His grace in me.
My mind in constant turmoil with my soul, A restless dance, a struggle to control. In whispers dark and shadows deep, They wage a war that steals my sleep.
Thoughts collide like storm-tossed seas, Seeking answers, longing for peace. In every conflict, in every fight, I search for calm, for gentle light.
Yet in this chaos, hope does gleam, A quiet strength, a distant dream. To calm the mind, to soothe the soul, Is to make the weary body whole.
Breath by breath, I find my way, To peace that dawns like breaking day. In stillness found, in moments sweet, My heart and soul at last can meet.
For when the mind and soul align, In harmony, pure and divine, The body follows, strong and free, In perfect peace and unity.
So here I stand, with open heart, To heal the wounds, to play my part. To calm the storm, to find the whole, A tranquil mind, a peaceful soul.
When you get knocked down, rise once more, Let your spirit soar, don't keep score. Though life's trials may test and confound, Stand tall, keep your feet on the ground.
With each setback, find your inner light, Keep smiling through the darkest night. For strength lies not in never falling, But in the grace of rising, always calling.
Embrace the journey, each stumble and leap, In the heart's resilience, joy you'll keep. So when you get knocked down, get back up, And let your smile brim, fill your cup.
In the world, there are two kinds of souls, One's story is of highs, the other's of lows. The down and out, worn by life's cruel hand, Walking on pathways made of shifting sand.
They’ve seen the nights darker than pitch, Seeking solace in dreams that seldom stitch. With hearts heavy, burdened by the fight, They struggle for a glimpse of morning light.
Then there's the up and out, reaching the sky, Yet inside, they too, heave a silent sigh. They've climbed the peaks, tasted the stars, But still find emptiness amid their scars.
Their battles are hidden behind smiles so bright, Concealing the shadows that come with their height. For up above, the air is thin and cold, Where loneliness creeps as stories unfold.
Both wander through life, in search of peace, One hoping for dawn, the other release. In different ways, their paths entwine, Sharing the quest for a sign, divine.
So, raise your eyes and see them clear, In every face, a story near. The down and out, the up and out, Both echo life's perpetual bout.
Early to bed and early to rise, Beneath the soft and starlit skies, Brings health and wealth to those who keep The promise of a restful sleep.
When dawn awakens with gentle light, And bids farewell to the quiet night, The morning whispers to the wise, "Awake, and see the new day’s prize."
For in the early hours we find A clarity, a peace of mind, A vigor that the morning brings, To chase our dreams on tireless wings.
The sun ascends, the world awakes, Opportunity it makes, For those who greet the day with cheer, And seize each moment without fear.
So rest your head when night descends, And rise before the daylight ends, For health and wealth, and wisdom’s grace, Are gifts for those who keep this pace.
In simple truths, these words confide, With diligence as our trusted guide, Early to bed and early to rise, Makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.
"Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise" Benjamin Franklin