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Children's Stories by Rob Neves on CD Rom - Free samples |
I once asked God to show me the Moon. He lent me his moonbeam and held
my hand gently. He smiled like a sunset and whispered softly as I stared,
"Promise Me only to come back and tell Me what it is that you have
learned." Once I asked God to show me all the stars. He lent me his star dust
and held my hand gently. He Smiled like a starry night and whispered
softly as I soared, "Promise Me only to come back and tell Me what
it is you have learned." Once I asked God to show me true Love. He lent me a body and held
my hand gently. He smiled like a mother's kiss and whispered softly
as I grew, "Promise Me only to come Back and tell me what it is
you have learned." His Moon beams showed me sunsets With His star dust I saw Galaxies and His body brought Me closer to you. By keeping my promise I know God is always listening and the real me belongs next to you. And as Long as the stars shine, the moon rises and Love flows I will always be there for you too. I KNEW YOU EVEN BEFORE YOU WHERE BORN Forever Promises Sit down and talk about one thing you can promise each other that will never change, regardless of how old you get, how different you get or mad, sad, happy yu get. Write the promises on two separate pieces of paper. Prepare some plaster of Paris and, in a mold - it can be a fancy mold or as simple as a couple of empty film canaisters - seal the promises. Once the plaster is set, decorate each Foreve Promise. Keep them in a place where you will be able to see them . The narration of this story and others by Rob Neves are also available in CD format. Click here for more information. |
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