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I have written a few poems and had these stored away wondering what to do with them.

God should get the credit for the poetry because although I wrote them, some only took a few minutes to write.

I guess I was inspired.

I love it when I get a new poem because

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Relationships & Family > Marital Conflicts How to deal with a cheating spouse: 16 of 35
This is definitely one of the most traumatic things anyone could deal with. The hurt, anger, betrayal and fear, coupled with the insecurity one feels for the family, particularly if children are involved. The most important issues dealing with a cheating spouse is how you deal with yourself. Not understanding the underlying ... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Christian: 167 of 296
The Potter In your hand a lump of clay Thrown on the wheel the color of gray Clay and water newly formed By your hand another born Hands of grace mold as I turn Clay falls away, I begin to learn Many things in my heart, he will heal As the Potter spins the wheel A lump of clay, In your hand's turn Your will for me, I now mus... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Homeland Security Appraising America's security in a post 9/11 era: 15 of 26
Sometimes I sit back and think that I have entered the Twilight Zone. Americans as a whole seems ignorant of the past and have opted for "security" in exchange for freedom. If George Bush is really concerned about security why do we have illegal aliens crossing from Mexico into the United States? This shows an obvious and re... More..
Education > Homeschooling The case for "unschooling": 7 of 12
Unfortunately, The public school system is a failure. Sadly, many graduating students can't read or write and without this ability you just cannot function as a productive citizen. Public Schools have not worked due to many reasons. Some teachers do not care. If I were a teacher I would feel responsible for any child that wa... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Religion: 91 of 140
Isaiah He was despised in our eyes and rejected of men And we hid as it were, our faces from him A man of sorrows acquainted with grief Like a sheep before the Shearer's he found no relief For we have turned to our own way We all like sheep have gone astray Like a sheep that is dumb not to condemn or to blame And he opened h... More..
Relationships & Family > Marriage & Divorce (Other) Was the California Supreme Court right in legalizing gay marriage?: 19 of 27
Absolutely Not! Is it right that the Ten Commandments were taken from a court house a few years ago?.. NO Sadly the Judges that rule over the lives of others have no rule unto themselves. They destroy the foundations that this country was founded upon and make laws that people have already voted against. What is the point of... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Final judgment: 28 of 36
Valley Of Decision Many think they follow The road that leads to me. Their words are often hollow My voice they do not heed. The time is drawing near When decisions must be made An eternity to fear So, let your debt be paid Let the millions tell you Their decisions of regret For they all chose to follow The course their mind... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Helium.com: 55 of 69
To smitten a reader I write And the thoughts I convey should be right To wrestle the mind For the words that I find To give some insight to the blind To find some atonement For the briefest of moments As your heart to my words I will bind Brilliantly spoken The words but a token To heal the broken with words, that I write. H... More..
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Truth: 178 of 215
O Earth Many things, this old earth demands Death soon comes, we blow through the sand This we ponder, for we know we must Every life lived returns to the dust Another cut off, from the land of the living God our creator, perfect and giving Christ willingly became, a servant to man He delivered himself into our hand Man was ... More..
Creative Writing > Short Stories Short stories: A narrow escape: 90 of 99
She entered the bar. Immediately all heads jerked and turned towards the squeaking of the old heavy door. All eyes curious of the stranger entering watched as the woman walked slowly across the bar. The loud music and smoke filled bar with the sound of clinking of glasses and low voices and laughter stopped. Time seemed stil... More..