Everlasting light, shining bright,
A beacon in the dark of night,
Guiding us through life's tumultuous sea,
A constant presence, forever free.
With every dawn and every dusk,
Your radiance never fades or rusts,
A symbol of hope, love, and peace,
That never wanes but only increases.
You remind us of a higher power,
That rules over every fleeting hour,
And though the world may seem so dim,
Your light shines through like a hymn.
So let us bask in your warm glow,
And let your radiance guide us so,
Through every storm, every trial,
To a place where love and joy compile.
Everlasting light, we cherish thee,
For in your glow, we find our glee,
And though we walk through shadowed lands,
Your light shines on like golden sands.
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Anyelin Mejia
Believer, Dominican-Jewish, Arts Passion, Makeup Artist, Gamer, Model, Musician, Music Bachelor, Singer, Fitness Self-Trainer, Love for nature, and pet stylist aspirant. I love to inspire others.
“I am my only limit.”
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