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inpsirational 1 min read 877 views Aug 2, 2015

Never Underestimate a Queen

Never Underestimate a Queen

Once again she is down on her luck

She stands in the mist of trouble

Her heart is heavy and her mind wonders

Praying to get ahead of the drama

She recognizes her children that cling on to her worth

Tribulations of faith is put to work

She turns her right cheek her left turns also

“This is only temporary “she says as her blessed favor follows

She gazes up and what does she see

The covenant made by the blood shed on Calvary.

She will never be the tail but always the head

While moving over each obstacle as the spirit led

Grace is her secret and mercy is her control

Her soul is always seen in God’s holy windows

She will never be defeated

Her courage will never grow cold

Desperation will never quench her thirst

Abundance is her gold

Never underestimate a conqueror

A Queen she is 

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Poetic08'

Strong piece

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2b2b2

BRILLIANT WORK.....BRAVO!

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tinesia30

Thank you that really means alot

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DallasCowgirl

I'm feeling this one!

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jen_honeybeesure

Girlfriend, I must say ! I am aspire to mirror this queen you speak of. ✨ 👑 beautiful work.

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Hsanan

Beautiful piece

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Excellent write

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