I walked the back alleys of the world;
fought in his wars -
the wind drives me always
from my back,
but the old man never
Let me vanish from his memory
(Only in the eyes)
- He showed me the cross
From time to time:
The only son of his hanging.
It seems I had more life
as a cat, often
Live like a rat;
but over the years I have
learned a thing or two,
that he always
beennear, if not there,
especially when I have nothing
left - that is, if he meant
Fortress ... made of wood!
Note: Wood absorbs impact sheets, even as a camel has, in the water to feed it during the winter months. A fortress is a fortress, one that protects you in my life time, the old man was this fortress (with his son and the comfort and power of his Holy Spirit, and I thank them all). # 1861 01/06/2007 (done in a spontaneous poetic prose)
(Waiting:)
Cross the River
Mom's been dead, is now four years
Aunt Rose, maybe two;
Uncle Wally died only recently,
And I am pushing sixty,
I will soon cross the river!
Time is going fast, that's for sure,
Like a crackling in a fire;
We have heard, but rarely remembered
Here on earth, my friends:
We cross the river soon!
Little by little - we all make the banks
(So I'm told, and believe)
From the Earth to the clay Iaccept
That's how I came, as I leave:
Wait and hope to see
The Saviour of the Cross:
Waiting for the river banks
To see who to cross.
Note: Life is short at best, maybe if we live to the fullest, it is enough of this earth. But if we can think it, it is very likely to consider it positive that something beyond this life, it seems, and how my mother once said: "Everyone thinks they go to heaven, where havethey get the idea? ". I never answered her question was rhetorical, and it is out of sight, so, out of mind And she said," Aunt Betty says she'll ask to wait until her last days. the Lord for help ... what do you do think they will have time "Again, I did not answer, a rhetorical question, that is, we really do not have much control over death (maybe a little), and certainly not if we make it to the shore. # 1860 06/01/2007 (Done in a spontaneous poetic prose)
Only aPoor Boy
You're just a poor boy - from Minnesota,
That's what they meant and implied
About me, back in '84:
"Why would Jesus stretched out his hand to you?"
(It was noticeable, it could see in his fog -
a miracle, oh yes)) but he did it)).
I could not answer at that time
(Who could? Also, now)
But my mother said:
"They all are upset!"
# 1864 01/06/2007 (Done in a spontaneous poetic prose), the question was: "Why has the Lord appearme, "a bad boy, then (in the 60s and 70s to maybe 83). Maybe because I was weaker than the good and true, and I needed what he provided. I can not answer such a question I wrote the book "The Last Trumpet" and it had to time with lots of visual wonder that while. If there is something done, it did me, there is another world beyond our view, a world that is waiting.
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