by Kimberly Dawn on May 3, 2012
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I look into the mirror of time
I have traveled many roads upon the landscape
Moments captured in collaged memories
I kissed the hearts of many with my love
It helped open their sky for a moment
Seasons changed and spring would come
They would fade into the landscape
Leaving behind traces of their once
Broken dreams
Rain fell from my eyes each time
Leaving me in wonder of it all
Now I sit
Rocking away time
The phone doesn’t ring
No one knocks on the door
Nothing more to explore
Where did the time go?
©Kimberly Dawn
Note to reader: Life is too short not to live every moment to the fullest. Make time for God and seek blessings in all life’s experiences. Spend time with family and open your heart to love. Hang on to true friends tightly. Don’t fear what you think is impossible because you never know what’s possible unless you take that step of faith.
by Kimberly Dawn on April 4, 2012
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A Man once walked upon sands of time
His soul was filled with His Father’s Light
Love pure, like Adam’s first breath
Born of innocence
He set out on a journey to help save the lost
With an open heart
And open arms
He shared His Father’s truth
He showed them His Father’s Love
He healed the sick
Helped the poor
Fed the hungry
And He didn’t even have a place of His own
He was the door to life, but many refused to take the key
Instead, they said, “crucify Him”
They drove nails through His flesh
And He beheld the burden of the world’s sin
Yet, in His final moments
He asked the Father to forgive them
If you were to go to His tomb you wouldn’t find Him there
For death couldn’t hold Him
He is risen
His name is Yeshua, also known as Jesus The Messiah and Intercessor the Prophets once spoke of and He is the door to life. Do you know Him?
©Kimberly Dawn 2012
by Kimberly Dawn on March 22, 2012
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When my son first started school 2 years ago, I sent him to public school. With all the knowledge I had gained about the public school system, it was very heavy on my heart that it was against God’s will. I really wanted to home school him but had some concerns because he is an only child. I also wondered how he was going to get exposure to socialization with other children. Additionally, I was filled with fear that I would fail at being a good teacher.
Several months ago, I prayed for the Lord to direct my path, saying, “If it is Your will for me to home school my son, then give me a sign or put someone on my path to help me.” In the meantime, I felt impressed to seek out other parents who home school in my area, as well as activities for home schooled children, because I was going to base my decision on these factors. Sadly, I had no success. I began to lose hope that I would ever find what I was seeking. However, in those moments, God, in various ways, reminded me to be patient. Read More
