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Rarest Creation

Rarity

By Dr. George Shannon FergusonPublished 4 years ago • Updated 4 days ago • 1 min read
Out of all the light in the universe, one star still manages to stand apart.

You are the Universe's rarest creation,

The way you show kindness in every situation.

Rembrandt would have painted you as his inspiration;

Hearts fall at your feet and faint with adoration.

A smile that blooms and draws admiration,

A beauty so rare it comes once a generation.

You are an "Enigma," I put that in quotation,

And I write this for all to see: this is my declaration.

Some beauty only blooms once a generation, and you know it the moment you see it.

You are ~FLAWLESS~, and I won't end that with a period, but an exclamation!

These are my thoughts of you, my heart's translation.

Like the rainbow after the storm, your beauty is heaven's citation,

And to keep you smiling forever is my aspiration.

Storms never get the last word. The rainbow is heaven signing its work.

Your life is a testimony; the stars give you a standing ovation.

Your heart is so light it defies the laws of gravitation.

The day you heard the call, your life became a consecration;

Your truest beauty is your heart, your rock and foundation.

These are not just words; your life is the demonstration.

Humility, sweetness, and loveliness are your reputation.

I could go on and on without reservation;

The Universe rewarded you with your own constellation.

When the universe wants to honor someone, it doesn't send flowers. It rearranges the stars.

In this journey of life, eternity is your destination.

You are the definition… of the Rarest Creation.

Written By Dr. George Shannon Ferguson

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Dr. George Shannon Ferguson

Dr. George Shannon Ferguson. Educator by calling, poet by daily habit. I write about faith, gratitude, love, and the seasons that test us, with some short fiction (and a few ghosts) along the way. Pull up a chair.

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    Written by Dr. George Shannon Ferguson