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Sans Mindbody

*Image of Active Brain by PSYC Sans MindBody We grace this Earth for the purpose of God, A beacon on the hill, not be hidden, Good seeds with a righteous cover of sod, Unlike a tree, bear fruit that's forbidden. We are representatives of The Word, Proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ, Voices of virtuous living be heard, Dutiful of the well-earned sacrificed. Our seeds, ingrained, encrypted, in His name, Indelible impressions of growing, Outreach to the lost and hopeless, our aim, Our constant glow let all in the knowing. Our brims are well beyond overflowing, Know the intercessor ere all-knowing. 2022 August 28 *1st Place* Sans mind-body who are we ~~Unseeking Seeker: Judged 2022 September 23
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Kauffman Avatar
September 27, 2022 at 10:21 AM
William, congratulations on your first place win with this lovely poem of faith and praise. Your first line is stunningly beautiful. This sonnet flows with gentle faith like the trade winds! You did a beautiful job. The sonnet is a perfect form for your poem! Blessings of grace and joy to you!
Kelii Kekaula Avatar
September 28, 2022 at 9:40 AM
Thank you, Sam, I'm pleased for having a mother who was a Pentecostal pastor, understanding The Word for what it means, made for an easy life my friend, Aloha William
Sangster - K Avatar
September 23, 2022 at 8:15 PM
Congratulations Hilo on your first place win. Well done! Cheers Anne :-)
Kelii Kekaula Avatar
September 24, 2022 at 9:14 AM
Thank you, Anne, for the praise my friend, Aloha William
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