Grateful For

           Hard ground walked on a hard journey that stretches for miles. Looking far ahead and the end of the unforgiving trail seems to never end; seems. Still I continue on as the pain continues on, reminding me I'm human, that I need Jesus. I walk on as age and physical labor continue to wear on me, remembering this is only temporary, but the presence of Jesus and His love, help, and power to empower me are eternal; something I'm grateful for. 

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