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  1. Arms Still Open Wide (6-26-07) by louis gander  
    For God So Loved The World....

  2. 100% (12-7-06) by louis gander  
    Your spouse is mad, your children cry,
    your bills are piled high.
    It's envy, greed- not self-control.
    It's all a sinful lie.

  3. The Minas Touch by Richard L. Provencher  
    Atop Cape Blomidon, Nova Scotia the sky is like a blanket of sunshine. And it lights up the world.

  4. What Now, Friend by Richard L. Provencher  
    Life is precious. Sometimes we
    may miss it, if we're not careful.

  5. None Forgetting You, God by Marijo Phelps  
    A moment of thankfulness, a moment of praise.

  6. Pillow Talk by Jeanne E. Webster  
    Pillows are so nice to have. This is a fun poem about them.

  7. Visions of Light toward end of Day, poem by Peter Menkin by Peter Menkin  
    The light towards end of day at Fort Cronkite
    Beach, moving to the evening as dusk arrived this summer day.

    Visions this week: the sky--looking down the road,
    As in the distance traveling south towards San Francisco
    Beautiful hills, again the light as dusk arrivedsummertime


  8. Answer The Call by vincent lyons  
    The world around is bears constant testimony to the power and presence of God. Let us take the time to see and hear the testimony of creation.

  9. Savlon by Daniel Michael Ware  
    This poem is about the people in life who help us when we are down, leading up to the realisation that Jesus is always with us too. Savlon is an antiseptic cream used in the UK for cuts and grazes.

  10. The Last Whistle 8-23-10 by louis gander  
    The train is now ready on strong, sturdy tracks.
    The engine stands idle, yet nothing it lacks.

  11. NOSTALGIA, THOSE WERE THE DAYS by Paul Curtis  
    We all think that when we were young
    The sun shone for 23 hours a day
    Not altogether true


  12. 7 GIRLS by Paul Curtis  
    Monday's girl
    Blessed with beauty's kiss
    So fair of face


  13. From a Grandmother's Heart by Judy Wood  
    One of life's greatest blessings are grandchildren. Enjoy them.

  14. My Life is in His Hands by Judy Wood  
    God has placed people all through my life that have encouraged me and He's been with me all through my life.

  15. God is in Control by Jasti Victor  
    God is in Control and always will,
    For those who trust in him.

  16. Born Again! by Laura Swindon-Ross  
    A piece celebrating the joy of what it is to be born again in God!

  17. TRUE WORDS FROM A DEAR FRIEND by sana edoja  
    Poems which a friend gave me and which I want to share with you.

  18. Coals of fire by Jasti Victor  
    Christians are like coals of fire,
    Together they glow, apart, they grow cold.

  19. The Little Bird Song (Ode to Joy) by Laura Swindon-Ross  
    A simple song of joy!

  20. HYMN UNTO GOD by sana edoja  
    Poem unto God

  21. URANIA by Paul Curtis  
    The last mythological muse
    Urania, muse of astrology
    Foreteller of the future


  22. THE CRUEL SEA by Paul Curtis  
    In the sunlight it flatters to deceive
    But don't be fooled by its calm exterior
    For beneath the welcoming surface


  23. ST CATHERINE'S WHEEL by Paul Curtis  
    On bonfire night
    Across the land
    Fireworks will be lit
    By unthinking hand


  24. ALL WORK AND NO PLAY by Paul Curtis  
    All work and no play
    Makes Jack a dull boy


  25. A Small Meditation on Faith by Laura Swindon-Ross  
    A short meditation on the meaning of Faith.

  26. Restoration by Joyce Hampton  
    Realizing that if God lights our path we can live the best life

  27. Drought No More by Marijo Phelps  
    We have lived in drought for years - this is what the rain releases!

  28. Dream a Dream by Danell Taylor  
    Dream a Dream, Daddy's Little Girl.
    Dream a Dream, for this is your world.

  29. The Christian Faith: Much more than a silver lining by Kamalesh Samuel  
    The Christian Faith: much more than a silver lining! - A poem on Faith

  30. The Old Dream by Jasti Victor  
    It's the same old dream, the dream long gone by,
    Which only sleep can beam, of an age old love.

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