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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Why I like writing poetry I can write about the LORD I can write about HIStory And hopefully bring Him glory I can write about myself and be kind I can pull dusty ideas off of the shelf of my mind I can write about all the warts and blemishes As He aesthetically heal us written in His refrain I can write seductively or not I can write gibberish or something with a plot Write something blasphemous I will not Tossing ideas around as I lay on this cot I can write something that A.I. cannot That's nuance and personal and it's my best shot A.I. at best is a algorithm and repeat again I can write with and play with different words I can pull from the bank of knowledge I have gained as I walk toward, toward the LORD I can wrestle with a verse and a form For better or worse until an idea is born Because sometimes ideas just flow While others take time as we wait on the train And as I note what others have wrote I am amazed (even jealous) of what others have scrolled I can write about the irony of John Ballance And his accidental and deadly fall And sometimes I am stuck somewhere between A blank page and what's been written in totality, all Inspiration striking anywhere while waiting on the rain I can write a Phalburger's hymn Or take an atheist's placebo, for sure that's no cure Or I can write about what Jesus did In a world (that couldn't contain it all) filled with doubt "Put your hand in My side and see the nail prints too" This is why I like to write poetry Because of the juxtaposition of all the differing strain P.S. Have I written my best poem yet? I am not interested in that narcissistic pursuit I would rather use my rhyme time And honor The Gift of gifts Who cleanses with His blut
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