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Premium Member WE ARE FATHER'S HEART- My SpokenWord

Loving invitation for my Father's Heart 
To beat within ourself
In us for HIs mind to create wonders in our lives

Love  Father's heart beating inside
Inside us is a powerful symbol of His love and presence always
The imagery of the Father's heart beating inside us is a powerful symbol of 

His love and His presence
Quietly True Beloved you are His
Tenderly reminds us ever blessed

The repetition of His heart and ours jointly
The depth of His love for us
Affirming our identity and unity  with Him.

It's a beautiful expressional thing
The union tween the Creator and  His children
A testament to the transformative power of love

From Our Daddy God
Affirmation of our identity
Loving invitation for my Father's Heart 

We're Father's Heart

May Our Father's Heart so beat inside yours/ And may the mind of the Father create wonders.
wonders continues in twine, in thine Quietly True 
Beloved you are His always and forevermore. We are the heart of the Father

7/10/2024
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©

Hit It

Do it
With you might
Fear it
Far your sight 

Kick it
With you feet
Write it
Painting white sheet 

Love it
Within thy heart
Show it
A loving art 

Muse it
Every blessed chance
Fuse it
Turns of trance 

Mind it
A little mix 
Fix it
Beyond available nix

Fight it
Like a warrior 
Chase it
Stumping every barrier 

Claim it
In logical reasoning 
Spice it
With flavored seasoning 

Lock it
In soul padlock 
Free it
In expressional catwalk 

Can you name it?

First Poem Ever Written

Your smile is an unchangeable gift-

Your face is of expressional bliss-

My sorrow dost your laughter lift-

Your presence my heart shall surely miss-


Premium Member The Nook

he walks aimously about the galleys
calling to a sullen expressional nook
unexplained by raw humor
of the chastisement. of man's bitter hues 

crawling beneath a mother's warm hem
he bestows her beauty as
wonder and wrath his rapture chafe 
and yet crudely he sighs motionless

to his surrounding's a poshed 
good evening awakened
the soundless voice captured
in just one glance
Writtenby Mrs. Yolanda Joy Nicholsen

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