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Watching the giant oak tree light up with red and orange, I smiled.

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I always guessed that my grandfather was a religious man.

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Seeing the flare, the ship turned towards the island, and knowing that we were going to be saved, I cried tears of joy.

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They say the quickest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach and I don’t agree

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With a weak smile, my father looked at me and said, “Home is where the heart is,” before breathing his last in my arms

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Seeing the sleep paralysis demon cling onto the ceiling staring down, I thanked God that it would only be temporary before I woke up

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“Would you like to see God?”, the kidnapper said as he held a knife to My neck.

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With every pain and moment of grief I experience in my life, I would feel a cool breeze of wind blow past me, as though it were God comforting me in my sorrow.

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Watching the giant oak tree light up with red and orange, I smiled.	13
I always guessed that my grandfather was a religious man.	12
Seeing the flare, the ship turned towards the island, and knowing that we were going to be saved, I cried tears of joy.	9
They say the quickest way to a man’s heart is through his stomach and I don’t agree	5
With a weak smile, my father looked at me and said, “Home is where the heart is,” before breathing his last in my arms	3
Seeing the sleep paralysis demon cling onto the ceiling staring down, I thanked God that it would only be temporary before I woke up	1
“Would you like to see God?”, the kidnapper said as he held a knife to My neck.	1
With every pain and moment of grief I experience in my life, I would feel a cool breeze of wind blow past me, as though it were God comforting me in my sorrow.	1