Poetry

The Battle for Rule

The Battle for Rule

The Battle for Rule by Randy ConwayPrincipalities and powers, though unseen, still rule over nations, Extra dimensional puppet masters pull the strings of marionettes forcing evil situations. Situations that ensnare the minds of men, so they are trapped in a delusion...

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No Second Chances

No Second Chances

No Second Chances by Laura Robinson(This is a moment of seeing Yeshua)   I felt his presence coming closer, my heart beating rapidly through every stride. There, in the portal I saw the sweetness, his face appeared and shone throughout my body. His eyes are like...

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Privilege

Privilege

Privilege by Pauly HartAnd as many as cast him down He shall rise to face again  Though many cast him down  He takes on all mighty blows  For as many as cast him down  He will rise to come again  Save one who casts him down  and that one who lives inside  For when...

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Taken

Taken

Taken by Laura Robinson(How I felt about getting on the bus each morning and being taken to public school)   I walked drearily to the end of the road, there it came again and again, to take me to the abyss where your mind could be no more and your soul never was....

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Before the Breaking

Before the Breaking

Before the Breaking by Carly JohnsonIn the stillness of the in-betweenBefore the sun has exited his chambersThe soft flow of greyThe anticipation of possibilityBirds calling for the DawnKnowing not what it will bringBut dutifully releasing the soundIn agreement...

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I Sing of a Maiden, by Anonymous

I Sing of a Maiden, by Anonymous

I syng of a maiden by Anonymous, 1400Middle English original I syng of a maydenThat is makeles,king of alle kingesto here sone che chees. He cam also stilleTher his moder wasAs dew in Aprylle,That fallyt on the gras. He cam also stilleTo his modres bowrAs dew in...

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The confrontation of conniption.

The confrontation of conniption.

The confrontation of conniption. By Pauly Hart   what you can gain in a lifetime             you can lose in a moment   what you can see in the morning             you can lose in the night   what someone can talk you into            ...

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Simon of Cyrene

Simon of Cyrene

SIMON OF CYRENE Randy ConwayI am just a man I am no different than other men, At least I wasn’t until I encountered Him. I had come to the city to celebrate the feast, I followed the crowds in order to peek, At this spectacle the Romans were making of a man Who could...

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In the Dark and All Alone

In the Dark and All Alone

In the Dark and All Alone by Randy ConwayOwned by fear the children weep On the streets or in their homes Crying in the dark and all alone.   One by one or in huddled masses An emptiness that never passes Crying in the dark and all alone.   No one hears...

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To fly

To fly

To fly by Pauly HartIsn't it wonderful? A bird flies. A crow cries, and all my life just dies, as Christ lives, and I give, and all my gifts seem despised. As I kill, then He will, and He fills me up each day. My soul flies, and my spirit within does rise. Just as I...

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Eclipse of Reason

Eclipse of Reason

Eclipse of Reason by Deon ChaseOpen thy mouth for the dumb in the cause of all such as are appointed to destruction. Proverbs 31:8I hear the children Of the future Their crying out Without a voice   A generation Lost forever It’s not about Freedom of choice...

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Sukkot

Sukkot

Sukkot  by Noel Joshua HadleyTHE last anyone thought to look at the time it was seventeen minutes past midnight, and so far as I can tell,   no one is eager to tether their silver chord to the transistor radio of dreams.   The fire plays her usual duality...

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Tears

Tears

Tears by Laura RobinsonGently it creates a way for more to follow Flowing down anyway and anywhere it wants Staining the skin with its rich taste Leaving the memories and all the pain To be seen by others passing by From deep within like a volcano erupts Ready to...

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Tea Time with Rivqah and Teddy

Tea Time with Rivqah and Teddy

Tea Time with Rivqah and Teddy by Noel Joshua HadleyANY minute now, my three-year-old daughter will announce from her end of the hallway, “Daddy, TEA TIME!”   And I am telling you now, I will drop what I am doing, stopping everything the very moment she calls my...

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Hounds On Parade

Hounds On Parade

Hounds on Parade by Noel Joshua HadleySPREADING my palms wide for a Hollywood committee, I will propose the plot of my yet unproduced movie about long-eared droopy-eyed hounds howling mayhem through a small American town.   “Picture the opening act if you will,”...

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Mary’s Song

Mary’s Song

MARY’S SONG by Randy ConwayWith a mother’s eyes I beheld You, With a mother’s arms I held You, With a mother’s heart I loved You With a mother’s soul I died with You.   I nursed You, I dressed You I held Your hand when You were afraid. I fed You, I taught You I...

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Rain

Rain

Rain by Laura RobinsonIt falls down your face mixed with tears from pain and sorrow As it pours down on you and beats into your skin, let it wash away the stains from unwanted blood and fears It creates a feeling of pleasure you desire more than love, because you know...

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Summer Shunshine

Summer Shunshine

Summer Sunshine by Pauly HartPlay hours all day sun; play, play, play. In the summer sun, warm and shiny. Summer sunshine, summer funshine. Smiles and glistens, warm and friendly. Shimmer and glimmer, warm and nice. Hot and funny, play sun, play. Play on lakes, and...

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John the Beloved

John the Beloved

John the Beloved by Randy ConwayI am confused My emotions surging My emotions battling, Battling for prominent position.   I stand alone, I am surrounded. I am stone, I am liquid.   Anger rises A rage builds. Angry at the soldiers, Angry at the Religious...

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Various Times

Various Times

Various times by Pauly HartMore often than not, Have I ever once thought, I would be in a place such as this.   And at various times, With the wind through the chimes, I could love you so much more than this.   Though you knew me the same, Knew my faults and...

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Jesus Northstar

Jesus Northstar

Jesus Northstar by Pauly Hart   Guide me ever-onward Father      Touch me with your wondrous might Pull me like you pull your compass      Treat me like you treat your children   Jesus Northstar, guide me onward   Electric Life, I'm charged with your...

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Down In a Hidden Garden

Down In a Hidden Garden

Down In a Hidden Garden by Pamela GlasgowDown in a hidden garden,In spring,At close of day,The rattle of spears fell silentWhen Yesu knelt to pray. Envy’s cry stood muted,Conflict passed away,Down in a hidden garden,In spring,At close of day. The hounds of hell ceased...

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