Random books from akacey93's library

The Club Dumas by Arturo Perez-Reverte

Twilight (The Twilight Saga, Book 1) by Stephenie Meyer

Weekend in Paris by Robyn Sisman

Nearlyweds by Beth Kendrick

Sea Swept: The Chesapeake Bay Saga #1 (Chesapeake Bay) by Nora Roberts

Marley & Me by John Grogan

The Looking Glass Wars (Looking Glass Wars (Hardback)) by Frank Beddor

Members with akacey93's books

RSS feeds

Recently-added books

akacey93's reviews

Reviews of akacey93's books, not including akacey93's

 

Leave a comment

One Day My Soul Just Opened Up
(by Gemmia L. Vanzant)

"One day my soul just opened up
and things started happenin'
things I can't quite explain
I mean
I cried and cried like never before
I cried tears of ten thousand mothers
I couldn't even feel anything because
I cried 'til I was numb.

One day my soul just opened up
I felt this overwhelming pride
what I was proud of
only God knows!
Like the pride of a hundred thousand fathers
basking in the glory of their newborn sons
I was grinnin' from ear to ear!

One day my soul just opened up
I started laughing
and I laughed for what seemed like forever
wasn't nothin' particularly funny goin' on
but I laughed anyhow
I laughed the joy of a million children playin'
in the mud
I laughed 'til my sides ached
Oh God! It felt so good!

One day, my soul just opened up
There were revelations, annihilations, and resolutions
feelings of doubt and betrayal, vengeance and forgive-
ness, memories of things I'd seen and done before
of places I'd been, although I don't know when
there were lives I'd lived
people I'd loved
battles I'd fought
victories I'd won
and wars I'd lost.

One day my soul just opened up
and out poured all the things
I'd been hiding
and denying
and living through
that had just happened moments before.

One day, my soul just opened up
and I decided
I was good and ready!
I was good and ready
to surrender
my life to God.

So, with my soul wide open,
I sat down
wrote Her a note
and told her so.
Help/FAQs | About | Privacy/Terms | Blog | Contact | APIs | WikiThing | Common Knowledge | 45,607,248 books!