Waving the Jesus Flag – A Poem by Julie Clark
For all those Waving a Jesus flag Big shoes to fill Big steps to follow Better get started Developing love Self-sacrificing love Takes a…
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Receive a True Gift – A Poem by Julie Clark
Do the hard work Take the time to listen To another With a different voice A different belief A different color of skin A…
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Change – A Poem by Julie Clark
Thoughts on Change Let us Search for the light Like wise persons Follow it Come out of the blinding Darkness Shake it off Shake…
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Autumn Musings: A Poem by LuAnn Ostergaard
Autumn Musings A calm hush a stillness in the air Summer leaves fallen and branches bare Fall feasts overflow rich and rare Gardens at…
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Breathe Deep – A Poem by Julie Clark
Breathe deep When we can Because we can. Remember where our breath comes from Give thanks. Remember those Who cannot breathe. Remember those Whose…
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I Am From – A Poem by John Camacho
I AM FROM I am from Passion. The land of stone temples and fuming volcanoes. I come from Kings of corn and sun. …
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Even in a Pandemic – A Poem by Julie Clark
Even in a pandemic You can be kind You can listen You can learn You can watch as the sun sets Changing the…
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Suddenly, In Faith – A Poem By Kim Aasland
Suddenly things can happen. Suddenly the world can shift. Suddenly there are no schools or bars or restaurants or Kobe Bryant Suddenly there are…
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Is Anybody Listening? – A Poem by Natalie Patterson
Is Anybody Listening? We are a nation of opinions Someone is always talking Which leads me to wonder, Who is listening? Who is taking…
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Summertime in America – A Poem by Georgia Sanders
Summertime, and the livin’ ain’t easy Bullets are flyin’ and people are dyin’ America’s streets are colored dark and blood red. Plans…
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Meant to Be – A Poem by Natalie Patterson
It is because you are meant to be that you are Standing in your sun kissed skin You are radiant and brilliant You…
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Gone Too Soon: The Passing of a Dear Friend
This last fall, I lost my dear friend and neighbor Marianne to heart disease. Marianne was 80 years old. Many would say she had…
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