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At Your Alter
by Elizabeth Schalchlin (Age: 24)
copyright 09-25-2002


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
In the sweet silence of the dawn I lie still,
wondering how I came to find myself here,
at your alter,
offering my soul to you as my sole precious possession
worthy of your glory.




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09-28-2006 Tammy Frascona    

When you enjoy all God has to offer in this beautiful world, you truly become worthy. Nice write Elizabeth. I like the simplicity of this and the magnitude it contains in just a few words.
10-09-2002 Cristina Lipp    

Elizabeth;

This is well-written. With very few words you conveyed the whole picture and captured the imagination.
09-26-2002 Christopher Doss    

Short yes, but I feel you completed your thought or feeling in the few words. I read it several times--very nice.
Chris
09-25-2002 Dixie Kincaid    

Short could be clarified a little more. Or it takes more of a magination than what I have. DIXIE LEE
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