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"One In The Same!"
  by WIZ


Their were two fires
who were one in the same

One burned by day
The other by night

One was the wind
One was the breeze

One was the rain
The other the Ocean's from which it came!

I don't know where this came from, but I like it!
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Date Submitted: Dec 19, 2008 (01:53 PM)
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  Jamillah
01/02/09 (12:12 AM) 
things like this make me think of God's awesomeness.. wonderful reminder to never stop being amazed at just how amazing the Creator is.

  big josh
12/30/08 (10:52 PM) 
okay I can dig it shawty, 10s ma much luv

  MAVRICK
12/30/08 (09:03 AM) 
This was an excellent expression of different states of being, but born from the same source...nicely done.

  KGgg
12/25/08 (04:22 PM) 
i loved that part a whole lot 10 stars

  KGgg
12/25/08 (04:20 PM) 
One was the rain the other was the oceans from which it came

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