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Amour-propreA Story by blackbirdMothers instinctively want to continue to nurture their child after they have left her womb. The bond that has been formed between mother and child in.. |
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The Rwandan deadA Poem by Robert RonnowNews photo of the Rwandan deadbobbing naked at the baseof waterfall. Wide hips and narrowshoulders, surely a young woman oncesexually active. No solut.. |
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Upside Down the Ancient BoleA Poem by Robert RonnowThe white-breasted nuthatchupside down the ancient bole.If it has no soul, neither do I.Pencils criss-crossed on the desk,sticks tangled on the ground.. |
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I Can Breathe!A Poem by cynthiabuhainbaelloEvery season's the time of yearFor people to have that inner cheer.Forgiving is a wonderful thingFor all of us, it is a blessing.I know this joy withi.. |
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L.O.V.EA Poem by Twiztid PoetessHow love should be between two persons to make one. |
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Rhodora in WinterA Poem by Robert RonnowRhodora in winter, capsule like a claw,remains of the 5-part flower Emerson saw,gone to seed. Deciduous blossomshave their own winter beauty and a pow.. |
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I worship . . .A Poem by OctaviousJust a little something on my mind. |
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Fading TearsA Poem by Matthew Ryan HardyThere so really no need to describe this... |
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Power, Love, HopeA Poem by gabiaimeeHis power, His love, our hope |
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Praising GodA Poem by Gerry LegisterWhen the praises go up the blessings comes down |
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Someone better...A Poem by ChailatteQuick draft of a poem comparing the glory of God to our idols etc.. |
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Sitting.Silent.Still.WaitingA Poem by Odette NtambaraI wrote this in celebration of world Quaker day 2014 |
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A GAIN WORTH MORE THAN COINSA Poem by Sylvia ChikaThe woman with the alabaster box...Luke 7:37-50 |
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Nothing Will Stop Me From Loving JehovahA Poem by Randy JohnsonJehovah is our creator and I appreciate the love that he has shown.I will worship and love the Lord forever even if people break my bones.People can b.. |
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Origin of Christmas Food For ThoughtA Poem by Celie RoseSaturnalia is the week-long pagan festival of the winter solstice which begins on December 17th through December 25th. |
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