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If I can help with a challenge I will be very happy to do so. I have been embracing the life of a writer/poet for nine years now. I have published in the Upper Room magazine, written for Helium for over 3 years now, and have had numerous on-line writing

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Nature's song: 2 of 30

"The Divine Milieu Of Nature" My heart beats to Nature's throbbing chest, Earth's blood dewdrops in Nature's best - Great Mother's chromatic essence, Whose imminent laws rest upon herself - To seldom speak - what mystic poet envisions karma of this?
Arts & Humanities > Colonial & Early American The influence of Thomas Paine's "Common Sense": 1 of 11

An ideological philosophy based on common truths such as The "power of the pen" consummated with an awareness that "An army of principles can penetrate where an army of soldiers cannot," can drive an uneducated man forward despite his fallen human condition and bring hope to the common man, a secuatious nation as well as the...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Uncontrollable feelings: 18 of 167

Panic destroys quietly Paralyzed with fear A half century's embrace As anxiety feverishly kills... Its crimson death is thrown into the Eternal fires of bloodthirsty demons, and abuse...guile...betrayal, Are they not just words? Or a twisted state of mind as savage delusions imbedded within this diseased mind of gifted sanit...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: The truth about love: 3 of 26

A lover's embrace - and fever's rapture, for the pleasured senses of a delightful coalescing of love's twin affections, gracefully fluent, and tender... with a fragrant rhythm of a gentle flowing breeze. A pure kiss of Holiness, and a shared surrender of duo souls. Consecrated, to the selfless beauty of sacrificial love; Ble...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Walking in the fog: 13 of 104

"December's Mystic Moon" Majestic Oaks in silent solitaire and Midnight's cold December air, Rolling hills beneath Heaven's hem of grayish blue Crowns the earth embraced by northern lights, and gentle winter's mystic moon. An unclothed scent of cedar's burnt, and caressing valleys below, Inspires Nature's misty gown of risin...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: The answer to her prayers: 2 of 13

As I look - beyond the rags of a tattered soul, tired and weary from forty years of wandering within the hidden desert of your parched dear soul, where the lovely "Lilly of the Valley blooms," nourished, by the secret dew of angels - and, of God resting in your eternal depths of wealth the treasure I see that is you! You and...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Autumn morning: 5 of 32

For this twilight dawn that blends to sapphire blue Where my relief may come in lofty air - As my mind dissolves within this loving flow Of a tender Autumn morning lover's care. We become embraced by the chill of Autumn's air - As skies turn pink towards Mother's last term And burns of fire by Nature's stare. And we from sel...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Man vs. nature: 1 of 6

Finest flower of spirituality - Dances metaphorically on every rock and tree, Flows where the four winds breathe - As your mind dissolves to be set free, Hardened breeze of humanity - Superior not of love and honesty, Embattled violence rains such vain validity - fertility god lives as willed to Nature's creed, And man versu...
Religion & Spirituality > Religion & Spirituality (Other) The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: 5 of 27

Wisdom is possibly one of the greatest mysteries God has given to mankind to attempt an intelligent comprehension thereof. While some may attain to Wisdom, for others, she will remain an illusionary pursuit of disquiet and discontent. Many will face huge obstacles in their journey along a path of an interior conversion that ...
Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Wisdom learned from nature: 7 of 36

We may learn some incredibly valuable insights from the loveliness we call Nature. Just think of your most memorable experience with being alone with God and One with him and the great outdoors. Listen to the resounding call of Nature. The beautiful essence of Nature's wisdom. What may we learn of such fruitful seeds of her ...