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Following In His Footsteps
Following In His Footsteps Poems - Poems about Following In His Footsteps
The Red Dragon Is Falling
...Praise be the Lord God! [PBTLG!] The Red Dragon is rising and its star is ascending through Satanic forces of evil in high places! In the past God used gentile powers to teach His chosen people of Is......
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Roxanne Dubarry
Categories:
following in his footsteps,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Why Is America Embracing Marxisim Part One
...Why is America embracing Marxism? When in Hong Kong, Venezuela, and Cuba people are embracing Democracy! Even willing to pay the harsh penalties of Communist regimes for the very freedom America is t......
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Roxanne Dubarry
Categories:
following in his footsteps,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
War and Peace
...across the table pink-eyed – not even Alice’s rabbit either – the impenitent sat – stooped – round as a fatted pig – full of pride in service – unabashed by his kill count – he spoke of philosophy Pa......
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Debbie Guzzi
Categories:
following in his footsteps,
age, betrayal, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Love In a Far Off Place- For Contest
...We'd made a dawn start that day, following in his footsteps, as apparently Jesus used to get up early. Our group had gathered for a reading, and to pray, along with fruit and cereals our first sta......
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Viv Wigley
Categories:
following in his footsteps,
love,
Form:
Free verse
Following In His Footsteps
...The shoes may fit, but my feet may not follow his footsteps, for fear of falling down in the long shadow that looms, in your memory of his dancing......
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David Brown
Categories:
following in his footsteps,
love,
Form:
Verse
Fig Tree, New Year's Day
...Your fig tree in January, denuded now is more stately, if possible, in its stark seasonal solemnity than in summer's exacting extravagance. Its trunk, massive in manhood, is a citadel, supporting the......
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Nola Perez
Categories:
following in his footsteps,
philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Fig Tree, New Year's Day
...Our fig in January, entirely denuded now like my heart in your absence, is but more beautiful, if possible, in its seasonal solemnity than in summer's exacting extravagance. The trunk, grown mass......
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Nola Perez
Categories:
following in his footsteps,
naturewinter, winter, new year,
Form:
Narrative