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Song of the CreatorA Poem by Ashley FlynnA hymn of the Tagi people (from my fantasy novel) |
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Lucid GiftA Story by LeoTears raining down his body, in utter reverence and humility to the one and only, God - seeking mercy and connectivity with His angel. Despite his d.. |
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Good To MeA Poem by MelobldnfrSong written 12/01/15 By Melinda McDaniel Capo 1st Fret, chord of A |
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The Old Man at the Forked Road.A Chapter by OmniEssay discussing mankind's free will, God's great strength, and the nature of the afterlife. |
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Civil SlaveryA Chapter by April Lee Fieldsthis is the first chapter of my book and is about departure from an old life |
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Each One Reach OneA Poem by HomasonThe Synoptic Gospel |
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The SandcastleA Poem by Evan ScottDrawing an analogy to a sandcastle and absurdism |
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Feminine DivinityA Poem by E.A. StandiferWomen serve as a carnal embodiment of natural order...Perhaps this is why we are disrespected by man.Perhaps this is the root of consistent attempts.. |
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A Visit To GraveyardA Poem by Mirza Sharafat Hussain Be..Mirza Sharafat visits an ancestral graveyard at Zadibal in Srinagar, where aura provokes his feelings and he feels his belongingness to the graves whe.. |
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THE PRESENCEA Poem by Quillmaking a connection with the divine |
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The One True PoemA Poem by Michael R. BurchThe One True PoembyMichael R. Burchfor BethLove was not meaningless ...nor your embrace, nor your kiss.And though every god proved a phantom,still you.. |
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On Looking at Schiller's SkullA Poem by Michael R. BurchON LOOKING AT SCHILLER’S SKULLby Johann Wolfgang von Goetheloose translation/interpretation byMichael R. BurchHere in this charnel-house full of.. |
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Bramha ViharA Poem by Pushpa TuladharBramha Vihar, also called Chatu Bramha Vihar – The assembly of Divinity or immeasurable in Buddhism has four moral virtues, namely Loving Kin.. |
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Translations of "Xenia" epigrams by Johann Wolfgan..A Poem by Michael R. BurchThese are modern English translations of the "Xenia" epigrams written in collaboration by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller.#2 - Love .. |
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