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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
Thursday, August 03, 2006I wrote this poem after my father's death in 2000. Surprisingly, he was born on Christmas day and so I recall him when this time of year comes along. There are two poems here...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
Third Commandment: Do not take the name of the Lord in vainGod asks us for reverence and respect. In my Church, we take communion on Sundays and it is a reverent experience. With reverence congregant...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
Poem about the illuminating reflection of Moonlight...A poem comes along, it is written, and layed aside. My poem about the moon is such a poem. Can the reflected light of the moon represent or even ...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
An ambitious statement about God and our Relationship..."A condensation of faith and belief. I wonder at 'visit' but accept that you feel this to be true. If I were to admit to faith I would see it a...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
 Short poem reflecting on The Rule for Summertime: "I Desire to See Good Days"... This poem is a reflection of my living by The Rule of St. Benedict. A brief statement in poetry, this revision fro...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
Notes from Peter Menkin blog as introduction:If you recall, I wrote a poem about Pentecost and referenced the God of the Old Testament. One would usually make the poetic statement I made referencing ...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
A poem as poetic list, a list as poem about sin and confession... This isn't a poem, it is a poetic list that poses as a poem. I also think it is a poem that is a list, that explains one of the thi...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
Communion with God and others through Eucharist...a continuation of the series on communion... My web page has many of my poems, and this one titled "The Journey of Communion" is from those pages. ...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
Poems of the spiritual and religious experience... about Saturday after Good Friday... When I first posted this poem on a workshop site (The Atlantic Writers Workshop) there was more discussion tha...
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by Peter Menkin - 2008-09-20
"...(O)ur hearts are opened wide with a sweetness of love that is beyond words." RB Today this Easter Wednesday something a little different. A poem posted twice, the same one. Each is a little dif...
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by Ravi Iyengar - 2008-08-31
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by Allen Jesson - 2008-08-04
When it comes to writing a funny love poem you may find yourself faced with a task a lot harder that first thought. This article contains tips and ideas that will help you write a funny love poem.Bef...
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by Garry Gamber - 2008-08-02
Because I could not stop for Death -- He kindly stopped for me -- The Carriage held but just Ourselves -- And Immortality.We slowly drove -- He knew no haste And I had put away My labor and my leisur...
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by Garry Gamber - 2008-08-02
You left me, sweet, two legacies, - A legacy of love A Heavenly Father would content, Had He the offer of;You left me boundaries of pain Capacious as the sea, Between eternity and time, Your consciou...
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by Garry Gamber - 2008-08-02
Wild Nights - Wild Nights! Were I with thee Wild Nights should be Our luxury!Futile - the Winds - To a Heart in port - Done with the Compass - Done with the Chart!Rowing in Eden - Ah, the Sea! Might ...
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by Shellaine Enfesta - 2008-08-01
Have you ever realized that there is better way of sending funny birthday poems for a boyfriend? You are probably sending your funny birthday poem for a boyfriend through the snail mail. Well if you ...
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by Samantha Gilmartin - 2008-07-04
Danger, debauchery, drinking and Dylan Thomas seem to all the world like natural bedfellows and, one might add, what a rather adroit menage they would make. Despite the fact that he is unilaterally h...
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by DANIEL COLLINS - 2008-06-24
How many books did you read as a kid? While it is true that some children will never be seen without a book, it can be hard work getting every child to read enthusiastically. Yet this is the key s...
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by Gianni Truvianni - 2008-06-10
 Rompryska my youth is theefor thou arteth this cacheno longer mine to cherishas it be in thee and all that maketh thy beingthat I encounter this which so lacks in myself it beeth in thine golden ha...
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by Gianni Truvianni - 2008-06-10
Love may it be as sexuality that leadeth bodies to acts of carnality strokes, touches that maketh the spirit take rise though they be merely of the fleshall for committing the body and our souls to be...