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    Withering at the Blues: Melody of the Heart
    Withering at the Blues: Melody of the Heart
    Withering at the Blues: Melody of the Heart
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    Withering at the Blues: Melody of the Heart

    By Tatiana Whigham

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    In this book, I have comprised many thoughts, feelings, and struggles of many people dedicated to the Christian faith. I've used moments of my life as well as moments of the lives of others to really drive the message that 'Nobody's perfect, and we all need one another. Often times, as I travel in the ministry, I notice that many people are afraid to voice their pains, voice their issues, and voice their brokenness. I really wish to clarify that it's through our brokenness that the love of Jesus really begins to shape and mold us into His image and likeness. We can't come to God with everything all together. We have to be humble enough to come to Him and allow Him to put us back together. I hope that someone is encouraged to love a little harder, have faith a little longer, and to hope without end.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateAug 24, 2023
    ISBN9783989117259
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    Tatiana Whigham

    Tatiana Whigham is currently still a teacher at heart; Tatiana is a local financial professional. Having been born as an Army Brat, Tatiana has had the sheer pleasure of meeting people from all different walks of life. Being born in Germany herself, she had not only the opportunity to see the world, but to also see life through the eyes of a different perspective. It is in the midst of these very experiences that Tatiana began to write. Tatiana’s writings are meant to expose the true emotion, fears, and pressures that we do our best to hide on a daily basis. Through writings such as these, we hope that this really encourages someone to pray a little harder and to have faith a little longer.

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      Withering at the Blues - Tatiana Whigham

      Crowns

      Here, I give you two crowns of glory.

      One to please yourself, and the other

      To show the world your story.

      In your crown, lies layers and layers

      Of lies and deceit.

      But with a meekness of heart you’ve

      Overcome that week after week.

      The jewels that shine so pretty and bright

      From here to there

      Symbolize the many tears that

      You’ve had to cry night after night.

      The glitter that sparkles and the sturdy

      Frame that holds it straight is just

      Public displays of God’s grace.

      Symbolizing all of the times that

      He wouldn’t let you down and all of

      The times that you were lost and He allowed

      You to be found.

      This crown, this crown is for the world to see

      Showing that God can make all things possible even when

      The situation looks bleak.

      So wear your crowns just as proud

      As can be,

      Because they are the only witnesses

      Of your life’s story from weak to meek!

      Sorrow’s Child

      Sometimes it’s hard to rise above

      Unchartered waters.

      Floating, sinking, panting

      For dear life all the

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