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"housetop" poems
I am sitting in front of your new home Little water drops Drips inside You are the pearl In four brown walls Flowers on your housetop
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Mar 25, 2019
Mar 25, 2019 at 2:50 AM UTC
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Light conquers darkness and brings about a new day A change of mind a change of time a change of mankind Reasons to believe seasons to recieve Rise above and percieve overcome and achieve People being humiliated modern day segregation Reputations arradicated in need of a destination Hearts and minds pierce the skies Part the clouds and ask God why But answers comes in a pace and sometimes slow Why the heck we born in the first place if this is how we gotta go Sufferings and struggles hardships and troubles Sisters against brothers fathers against mothers The strong rewarded the weak covered Shackled in ******* social injustice Reality brings about change all things change Life becomes a game rain brings pain Snares and options prayers and promises The flares are launching down the dungeons Embeded in a state of mind breaded to overcome hardtimes Headed for the sunrise bled from a certain bloodline Vikings and alliance titans and giants Spirits dying minds rising Full of hope full of pain in my mind all things change But will i survive this game the question still remains the same The battle is not for the weak nor for the strong Wisdom is a gift the mind is its home They say that i will never make it never achieve The odds are against me but im still believing Today i shall suffer tommorrow is a mystery If i pray before the trumphets i shall overcome with victory Let these words be heard before the mighty throne Let peace be subperb enough to live long Move the housetop and part the sky I surrdender my heart and free my mind
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Jun 30, 2015
Jun 30, 2015 at 3:34 AM UTC
Evolution Of Freedom
Light conquers darkness and brings about a new day A change of mind a change of time a change of mankind Reasons to believe seasons to recieve Rise above and percieve overcome and achieve People being humiliated modern day segregation Reputations arradicated in need of a destination Hearts and minds pierce the skies Part the clouds and ask God why But answers comes in a pace and sometimes slow Why the heck we born in the first place if this is how we gotta go Sufferings and struggles hardships and troubles Sisters against brothers fathers against mothers The strong rewarded the weak covered Shackled in ******* social injustice Reality brings about change all things change Life becomes a game rain brings pain Snares and options prayers and promises The flares are launching down the dungeons Embeded in a state of mind breaded to overcome hardtimes Headed for the sunrise bled from a certain bloodline Vikings and alliance titans and giants Spirits dying minds rising Full of hope full of pain in my mind all things change But will i survive this game the question still remains the same The battle is not for the weak nor for the strong Wisdom is a gift the mind is its home They say that i will never make it never achieve The odds are against me but im still believing Today i shall suffer tommorrow is a mystery If i pray before the trumphets i shall overcome with victory Let these words be heard before the mighty throne Let peace be subperb enough to live long Move the housetop and part the sky I surrdender my heart and free my mind
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St. Mark II. 5. Away! away! We have work to do---   See ye these palsied limbs, this ghastly face ?   Open, dull crowd, and let a sick man through----   Pity our friend, the last of his race. What? no man yield an inch ?                                   Quick ! up the stairs   That climb upon the housetop !                                    He is there---- God is not deaf to any loving prayers,    Away, thou busy devil, with despair. Leapt the four friends along the roof, And tore rafter and tile away with Trembling hands----   Sinks down the sick man's couch    Upon the floor, where in an upper    room the Saviour stands. He looked upon the torture of those eyes,   He read the silent anguish of that                                  heart--- Be of good good cheer.'                               His spirit in him dies Forgiven are Thy sins.'                              'My Lord, depart.' Fell down the weeping four, and kissed His feet--- ' Ah ! never did we know a Lord like Thee--- Hide thou our friend in some serene retreat, Where he may fling my sin's in memory'--- ' Nay, back again at home,' the Master said--- ' Take up thy bed, memorial of thy sin, Among thy loved ones, who had dreamt thee dead, New work for Me, in faith and love, begin.' And art Thou still the same, Lord ? May we feel that Thou wilt hear us for each stricken friend When from the crowd by secret stairs we steal,    O ! wilt Thou meet us at the toilsome end ? Lost friends, so far away on land or  sea,   Wanderers o'er topic plain, or desert snow, Our love shall rest on God's eternity,   And follow those we love where'er they go. Each soldier, shielded by a mother's prayer,   Shall face the column's walk of series steel, Each ****** swaying 'mid the murky air,   A father's blessing shall around him feel. Christ ! be as kind to us, whose prayers arise,   By day and night for friends on land or sea---- We bring them to Thy feet----                                             Do not despise   A guilty sinner's loving  agony !
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Jul 14, 2017
Jul 14, 2017 at 12:18 AM UTC
' SON, THY SINS BE FORGIVEN THEE.'
St. Mark II. 5. Away! away! We have work to do---   See ye these palsied limbs, this ghastly face ?   Open, dull crowd, and let a sick man through----   Pity our friend, the last of his race. What? no man yield an inch ?                                   Quick ! up the stairs   That climb upon the housetop !                                    He is there---- God is not deaf to any loving prayers,    Away, thou busy devil, with despair. Leapt the four friends along the roof, And tore rafter and tile away with Trembling hands----   Sinks down the sick man's couch    Upon the floor, where in an upper    room the Saviour stands. He looked upon the torture of those eyes,   He read the silent anguish of that                                  heart--- Be of good good cheer.'                               His spirit in him dies Forgiven are Thy sins.'                              'My Lord, depart.' Fell down the weeping four, and kissed His feet--- ' Ah ! never did we know a Lord like Thee--- Hide thou our friend in some serene retreat, Where he may fling my sin's in memory'--- ' Nay, back again at home,' the Master said--- ' Take up thy bed, memorial of thy sin, Among thy loved ones, who had dreamt thee dead, New work for Me, in faith and love, begin.' And art Thou still the same, Lord ? May we feel that Thou wilt hear us for each stricken friend When from the crowd by secret stairs we steal,    O ! wilt Thou meet us at the toilsome end ? Lost friends, so far away on land or  sea,   Wanderers o'er topic plain, or desert snow, Our love shall rest on God's eternity,   And follow those we love where'er they go. Each soldier, shielded by a mother's prayer,   Shall face the column's walk of series steel, Each ****** swaying 'mid the murky air,   A father's blessing shall around him feel. Christ ! be as kind to us, whose prayers arise,   By day and night for friends on land or sea---- We bring them to Thy feet----                                             Do not despise   A guilty sinner's loving  agony !
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