This is the Tom Hartman program.

The first poem I've ever memorized.

Abu Ben Adam.

A beu Ben Adam may his tribe increase, awoke one night in a deep dream of peace and saw within the moonlight of his room making it rich and like a

Lillian bloom an angel writing a book of gold. Exceeding peace had made but Adam Bolden

to the presence of the room he said what rightest thou? The vision raised its

head and with a look made of all sweet a court answered the names of those who love

the Lord and is mine one, said Abu. The angel replied, not so.

Abu spoke more low, but Sheerly still had said,

I prayed thee then,

write me as one who loves his fellow men.

The angel wrote and vanished,

Return the next night with a great awakening light and at

and showed the names whom love of God had blessed and lo,

Ben Adam's name, let all the rest.

This is the Tom Hartman program, I'm Jefferson Smith.

We know that this time of the holidays can be a time for stress

and a time for stress and a time for reflection and not always

that reflection isn't always positive isn't always optimistic that's one of the

reasons why we gather this community, why we appreciate you so much.

Something occurred to me as I was reflecting, when I'm trying to reflect on the good.

Brain Coach Brad, who's a friend of the program,

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