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July 1, 2014

Human beings are lessons with endlessness inside of them- all the ways that God can be endlessly unfathomable
through the prism of your heart, letting shine.

Her hair is gray. She loves to wear gold rings. She wars inside, and she and her husband join anyway
at night.

Need I mention the colors of skin?
He likes to write about the police academy because he was in it thirty years ago. Who is he?

To be endless to someone! To see fully beyond! To see our purity is of the essence! Receive with me!

If I walk in the room, I may symbolize something. I have brown hair like your best friend when you were a child. You long to jump rope and miss home.

Human beings are endless with timelessness inside of them.

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