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Premium Member - Build Play and Learn With Lego -

                                    Lego in many fresh colours
                                    they belong to my brothers

                                 Hocus pocus, endless adventure
                                    turning up the temperature

                                  They love these building blocks
                             driven by imagination, create a red fox

                             There are no limits to what you can build
                        The Eiffel Tower probably 300 meters, so thrilled
 
                                       The world's best playtime
                                         ... evening or daytime

Premium Member Build Me a Dream

Build me a dream of roses gold;
velveteen beauties to behold.
Give them songs, so they may sing;
their gentle voices, how they’ll ring.

Build me a dream of sapphire blue;
with periwinkle skies, azure waters too.
Build me a dream of castles fine;
composed of stones, like diamond mines.

Build me a dream of emerald light,
one with doves, in joyous flight.
Build me wings of solid gold;
encourage me them, to unfold.

When you build, build with love;
so I can soar with loving doves.

Premium Member How To Build a Spaceship..

How to build a spaceship


A large cardboard box,
Massive amount of tape.
10 toilet paper rolls…
It’s beginning to take shape.

A creative little mind,
Crayons of every hue.
Help with little scissors,
Grandma, pass the glue.

Imagination going wild..
That’s what yields the fuel.
Our spaceship ready to depart,
Fun the only steadfast rule.


Did the Lord Build Your House

Did The Lord Build Your House?

This house of ours is “plain.” 
But is still standing.
We’re “simple folks...”
 By many people’s  understanding…

We may not have much of what is 
“socially appealing”…
But we have love in our hearts.  
And this is a good feeling!

We may not be “wrapped up” in much
 of this world’s entertainment.
But we seek God’s peace 
and a desire for contentment.

We, as a family, have one purpose
 and “calling” in mind.
To seek God’s ways of being
 merciful and kind…

Each day we pray with much
 thankfulness in our hearts…
For this is where happiness
 and gratitude starts!

We’re thankful to the Lord for
 his unfailing grace…
And for keeping us together
 in this special place…

We’re blessed to have a God who
 is truly worth finding.
His word in our lives is precious
  and worth memorizing!

“Unless the Lord builds the house,
 they labor in vain that build it!”
God must rule and reign…  
 So his love can completely fill it!

By Jim Pemberton

Premium Member 'build Bridges - Don'T Burn Them'

When moving up in the world
Ensure that you build bridges
Don’t burn them
Your actions might serve their sole purpose today

But someday you might need
 	Someone’s assistance that’s below you 
Don’t let them forget your good of yesterday
Just for your success today

None of us can make it on our own 

©144810042015

Premium Member Build-A-Bear

To the Build-A-Bear Store
With granny in tow
Do you remember?

What was you four?
Say you remember
Only one or two

Well maybe  three
Still sitting upon
Granny's knee

When we opened
The door to
The place

Why it was a
Virtual zoo
Animals wasting

To be filled 
Waiting to be glued(sewn)
First you

Had to put a
Heart from
The very start

Then you
Pressed the
Button and 

Filled the
Animal with
Stuffing

Then she
Sewed him
Shut

But he had 
No clothes
You got

To pick them
Out from
500 different ones

You picked 
A camoflauged
Paratroopers

Outfit just
For your
Beautiful

Green frog
Which you
Named

Turtle
I remember
Too


Premium Member Kiss To Build a Dream On

I hope when you sleep,
you dream.  And I hope
when you dream, you 
dream of me.  And I hope
when you wake, you wake  
with a smile.  Because your  
lips, found my lips in that
perfect stillness that fills 
the space between such a  
long and beautiful blink.
© Rollo West  Create an image from this poem.

Let's Build Up and Encourage One Another

Let’s Build Up and Encourage One Another!

Why is it that many Christians don’t get along?
How is fighting and arguing going to make us strong?

We’re called to Christ’ example and his light…
Do we really have a reason to “argue and fight?”

God has called us to build up one another in godly edification.
Not to use our life as a “weapon of destruction.”

Scripture reminds us to speak on wholesome things.
And remind us of what the love of Christ brings.

1 Corinthians 13 says to do everything with Christ’ love…
And reminds us, that every good gift, is from God above.

With the many good things that God has given...
Is there someone in your life, that you haven’t forgiven?

Let’s submit our lives to the will of the heavenly father.
And don’t allow any anger or strife to go any farther.

Let’s pray for one another and those who “misuse” us.
And remind ourselves of how much Christ loves us!

Let’s live in God’s love!  His peace and one accord!
And live as an example of Christ, our lord!

May God’s love be the glue that daily binds.
May his spirit guard our hearts and minds!

May Christ’ body, come together as one...
The battle’s over!  The victory is won!

By Jim Pemberton   09/25/14   Read Heb. 10:24-25

How To Build Up An Iron Stomach By Jenn Shelton

I kept no watch nor waited for them to produce 
For I am the hunter because I’ve learned once 
Once 
From being the hunted 

From being the hunted 
the clown 
the object of fascination 

I kept no watch 
only contentment in my heart 
Compassion at the arcs of my shoulders 

For I am the arc, the passion
the unwise 
Yet: Look at my long hair. I must be free.

To Build a Fire...

Elusive embers, 
Why does your fire not burn for me?
So many others cloaked in vibrant warmth
Yet here I sit on the cold dark edge of sanity
Gazing into an empty blackened hearth
Filled repeatedly with the dissipating smoke of matches spent…
Passionately stoked you have been with such colorful kindling:
Little brown pharmacy bottles like hollowed out logs of failed intent 
Weak acknowledgement of wretched night dwindling
So cruel in length without; 
Morning comes slowly and bitter cold

To Build a Fire

To build a fire demands the stamp of time,
A stamp that many know, but few employ.
Success means glow of light sublime
And greater time its warmth will they enjoy.

So many claim to know this flame's embrace,
But miss enduring embers, hot as one
Would ever need, but no! The panicked pace
Of lonely hearts do seek the searing sun.

I ask a simple thing: look past the flare
That kindling creates and lower logs
Much larger on the fire. This kind of care
Will shoo away the dark that light defogs.
© Aaron Crow  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member You Build Your Walls

You build your walls
Let me build halls
From mansion White
Down to the stalls

Where poor souls dwell
One step from hell
Who're tossed about
From trough to swell

You build your walls
Let me build halls
Where echoes dance
as freedom's calls

Where blessings flow
for ALL to know
That what we preach
our actions show

You build your walls
Let me build halls
Where hearts embrace
Without the brawls

Where all can feel
how love can heal
And what is shared
is warmth, a meal

You build your wall
It's sure to fall
Then we can meet
In Love's Grand Hall

Eileen Manassian Ghali

Premium Member A Place To Go

Hammer and nails
And pine and paint,
Made by hands ...
Earns no complaint 

A roof and walls
Not much more,
A hole in the wall
Is my front door 

Put there for me
... A place to go,
Just to get out of
The rain and snow 

Home sweet home 
In a rustic realm,
Hidden up and away
... In a shady elm

One safe haven ...
No matter what occurred, 
A place to go ...
For one small bird.

We Break the Past To Build the Future

the chimney stacks
of the old power station
claws at the belly of the clouds
and with its sulfurous billowing
it bellows its stench
tinting the clouds, yellowing nicotine stains
as its cadaverous fingers clench
and releases, as it pleases
the painted nails 
sport red flashing lights
as the bellowing smoke
for airspace fights

the dawn is cracked open
under the grey steam-pot lid
like a rotten egg
and the horizon is broken
into blocks
between the pedestal legs
of the spindly chimney stacks
progress clangs and clacks
on blood-rusted
unused train-tracks

the scars of progress on an old landscape
-	weals healed over in ageless veldts
whilst weeds pimple between the stays
a last gasp of green displays
the gangrene death
of nature
oozing from the suture
as we break the past
to build the future

Baby Lets Build Together

w can if we stand
be  a wall
that don't fall
nuthin you and i can't do
we love each other too
so let go on forever
BABY LETS BUILD TO GETHER

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