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What Is…
What is within …
What is within the depths of my soul …
What is …

What created what is.

What lies without …
What lies in the serenity of a morning
hike through the forest, along side a
mountain stream, slowly and steadily
cascading a bed of mountain stone.
What is mighty and majestic as
the roar and tumble of the ocean’s
tide at storm.
What is as gentle as the touch of the gardener,
tending the rose.

What is …

Gentle, Calm, Mighty,
and Majestic from the depths of my soul
to the world around me…

God is All-Surrounding.

Magnificent, Unfathomable, Astonishing…
His vastness is beyond comprehension…
His mercy unceasing …
His love…undying.

Robin M. Ferguson

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Posted on May 29th, 2008 by Chris | Permalink |  Email This Post |  Print This Post

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My strength cometh from the Lord;
and I walk ever so humbly by faith.
Though I am weak in fleshly appearance
by body …and sometimes mind and body -
my spirit is strong. It is rooted deep in the
heavens of faith in that which I cannot see, but
know is there. I have stood in awe at the
representation of God’s love in nature…deep
within forests and atop views of mountains. With
certainty I have seen the simplicity and beauty of
Christ’s love manifested in the heart of
a friend and the laughter of children…as beautiful as an
Easter Lily’s Bloom.

Robin Ferguson

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Posted on May 27th, 2008 by Chris | Permalink |  Email This Post |  Print This Post

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The night has a thousand eyes,
        And the day but one;
Yet the light of a bright world dies
        When day is done.

The mind has a thousand eyes,
        And the heart but one;
Yet the light of a whole life dies
        When love is done.
                - Francis William Bourdillon

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Posted on May 22nd, 2008 by Chris | Permalink |  Email This Post |  Print This Post

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(Stephen Lawrence and David Axelrod) (sung by Kermit the Frog)

If I were a poet,
I would write a sonnet.
It would say “I love you.”
Your name would be upon it.
If I were a farmer,
I’d give you a bunny.
If I had a beehive,
You would get free honey.
Fa la la (many times)

If I were a baker,
You could have a cruller
If I were a painter,
Choose your favorite color.
If I had some diamonds,
I’d give you a few,
Anything to show you
How much I love you.
Fa la la, etc.

Did you guess my secret?
I am not a poet.
Couldn’t write a sonnet,
And I think you know it.
I am not a farmer,
Can’t give you a bunny.
I don’t have a beehive,
Sorry ’bout the honey.
Fa la la, etc.

I am not a baker,
Don’t know bread from batter.
And I am not a painter,
And it doesn’t matter.
I don’t need a present,
All I have to do
Is look at you to show you
How much I love you.
Fa la la, etc.

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Posted on May 21st, 2008 by Chris | Permalink |  Email This Post |  Print This Post

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Are you looking for inspiring peoms?  Well, you are in the right place.  We have recently learned that many people coming to our site accidentally typed in peom instead of poem in the search box, but don’t worry about.  We aim to inspire you with our peoms either way.  We are especially proud of our funny peoms and our Christian peoms.  However, we are happy to help you find whatever kind of peom you are looking for.

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Posted on May 20th, 2008 by Chris | Permalink |  Email This Post |  Print This Post

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