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Premium Member SAUL NOW PAUL Now Paul GUARD the GOOD DEPOSIT of FAITH--

SAUL NOW PAUL Now Paul GUARD the GOOD DEPOSIT of FAITH

Lo! I forgive me for who I am
As He forgives me for what I've done
Christian soldiers, Holy Roller they comin for ya!
I not a judger, nor a leader
Yet I come forth to misdemeanor
Reference the prevalent
We are who we are who we am
Saul/Paul was not a follower of Jesus
 Before his crucifixion. The narrative 7 years after the crucifixion of Jesus
Saul, I mean Paul
Paul in shaping the faith of the early church
 Due to the amount he wrote,
 But also because his writings are possibly 
The earliest historical witness we have to be
 Jesus Christ and His gospel

Paul had preach to gentiles
 Apparently out of his own revelatory experience
 This was the mission that had been given him 
By God when God called him 
 Function as a prophet for this new Jesus movement.
Ahh! Yes, O’ yes Paul confess
He addressed, he says, he said
Jesus is, He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation. 
Oh, yes. Remember first born here.

Prior to His beheading by the government
Soldiers, Holy Roller they comin for ya!
Government I not a judger, nor a leader
Yet I come forth to misdemeanor
Reference the prevalent
Lo! I forgive me for who I am
As He forgives me for what I've done
We are who we are who we am
Saul now Paul was a follower of Jesus Christ


6/14/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©


Tell Me

I'm lost hurt and angry
Why did you take his life
I want, No I need to know
Tell me, Tell me why
I deserve to know

Haven't you done enough to him
What'd he ever do to you
He suffered his whole life
Suffered more than anyone deserved
Tell me, Tell me why you did it
I have a right to know

Why'd you let him born to them
Born to worthless parents
Parents who didn't care
They threw him away like garbage
Pawned him off on someone else
Tell me, Tell me why
Explain how you could do that

You gave him Polio
You let others treat him like disease
You took away the full use of his legs
You warped his hand and foot
Tell me, Explain to me why
I deserve to know

You let others think he was crazy
You let it go on for over year
You didn't stop it, Why
Tell me, Give me your reason
Answer me God, Help me to understand

You go and make matters worse
You gave him Cancer
You didn't give him a chance to fight back
You just jerked him away from us
Tell me, Tell me how
How could you be so cruel

How can others not question you
When others do it, It's murder
But when it's by your hand
It's your will, Their fate
Tell me, What makes you so different
Your no better than the demons knocking at the door

You heard me beg and plead
You know I'm not afraid to die
I was willing to carry it all for him
I was willing to take my Daddy's place
You didn't even let me say Goodbye
Tell me, Tell me why I couldn't take his place
Answer me God, you owe me that much



Spiritual

Premium Member When I Call His Presents Over Me

My Jesus, Hears me when I call
He hears me when I am in trouble
Our Father guides and protects me
God sends His angels to guard and watch o'ver me
I can feel, I can feel their presents over me

Oh!, Lord God I remember
My Lord Jesus I surrender
All of my misgivings
I've, I have been forgiven
I can feel, I can feel the presents over me

Give me Father your partition
Grant me Father your heart
In a new beginning, in a brand new start
I will turn myself around and rejoice
I can feel, I can feel the presents over me

Please God forgive me I am sorry
For those sins and wrongs I've done
Now I know Lord you saving me your anointed one
And the saving strength of His right hand
Shall heal and save the lands

I can feel, I can feel the presents over me

inspired by Psalm 20:1-6
written by James Edward Lee Sr.

Premium Member The caregiver

I really honor Elizabeth Dole foundation 
what it really means to be a caregiver 
I'm the caregiver of my husband's 
memories now ipte y wn anxieties 
all 101 airborne west Mooreland 
my husband is indeed a hero he was 
captured a pow Vietnam he was placed 
in what they call a hooch he and four other 
troops managed to escape set out searching 
for other pow's they went in and found senator 
John mccain with tears in his eyes he describes 
how broken and brave John was he referred 
to him as his brother who couldn't walk the four 
men carried him out he describes a cage with rage 
not as glamorous as the hooch a hut infested 
where he was stored the four men rescued 
John who was flighted out the four men stayed 
on their post starvation and draught the water 
contaminated three men refused to drink the crater 
water meaning water standing in left over bombs 
my husband drank the crater water the three others died 
that night from dehydration my husband survived 
only by drinking contaminated water suffering 
tremendously today my granddaughter has orders 
to Kuwait in deep prayers I anticipate the upcoming date

Premium Member Deployed to Kuwait by Yolanda Joy Nicholsen

The camel musk entered my tent today 
a quiet sand storm arouse the warm 
wind settled outside white garments 
blew in the breeze i could hardly collect 

myself my thoughts were on American 
things like Antonio's pizza why I'd mastered 
nano breads pita pockets honey dipping 
peppermint tea with lemon grass aroma 

soaring though out brass tea cups my mind 
focused completely locked and loaded I suppose  
although it is definitely going to to take some 
time getting use being referred to as SGT when 

all I wanted to do was curl up with my diary 
and my kitten mittens i sure miss mittens being 
so far away in the middle east on guard duty 
missing my family my friends even my noisy 

neighbors i miss the buses the trains the cold 
cold nights wrapped in fleece hands hiding in  
my faux **** things were different around here 
unusually quiet for a war zone I'm torn from 

college days my two best friends were from Tripoli 
the other from West Bank i sit outside Jerusalem 
wondering what my friends are doing back in America 
eating toast reading poetry wait I here something
 
what a pleasant surprise a tiny kitten here now 
in the middle east hello there I'll call you Jaguar 
funny meeting you here I'm no longer lonely 
can't wait to take you back home to America

Written by Mrs Yolanda Joy Nicholsen


Premium Member He Blesses Me

My Lord lives and He blesses me, He blesses me
Let the God of my salvation rise me, He blesses me
The Lord lives and He forgives, blesses me, He blesses me
And He blesses my house,blesses me, He blesses me
He founds and frees the lost, blesses me, He blesses me
Let the God of my salvation be raised up
Exalt the most high God
Lift up the name of Jesus
For He's more than worthy
Yes, He's worthy for my soul
Only in Him am I wholeblesses me, He blesses me, 
More than praise He lifts me up today blesses me, He blesses me
The Lord lives and He kisses me, blesses mblesses me, He blesses me,
 He blesses me
He embraces me arms open He holds me
Let the God of my salvation be lifted up
The Lord lives turns water into wine
Allow Him almighty God provider to fill your cup
Blesses me, He blesses me

1/18/18


written by James Edward Lee Sr.
inspired from Psalm 18:46

Premium Member Beyond Reach

Feasting on mirth why I'd collected 
enough balance catering to the no 
nonsense of tattered bliss taken so 
soon so abruptly beneath a quiet calm
 
I'd bestowed hastily meeting my mind 
in between my souls cunning tantrums of 
a lesser me capturing my hearts gleaming
heavenly hue covenant within my palms 

enticing a rather needful act of kindness 
cleverly beckoning solace a dainty rapture
mesmerized beyond the glow of night time 
medley a quickening naught a sudden rapture
 
hence fallen endlessly throughout the galaxy 
finding hope hidden upon gravity embracing 
willful hints of pastel sanity gazing into emptiness 
employed a colorful yesterday removed so easily 

an yet found again with the dawn dazed by 
raised masculine eyebrows ruffled feminine 
frowns gathering quickly boldly awkwardly 
smitten with the sheer essence of truth

Mayor Richard Daley

Premium Member I don't like what you've done

I don't like what you've done 
you frighten me an yet a part 
of me wants you safe an ailing 
person filled with regret remorse 
or maybe neither do you wonder 
the last breath of your victims 
have you prayed begged for 
forgiveness I begged God to 
forgive me for having ears 
to hear eyes to witness 
your murders seeking solace 
for peace I pray for comfort 
from wearing wires for the 
Fbi pregnant buying weapons 
and drugs from corrupt officers 
selling drugs for corruption 
and gang leaders I kneèl in the 
chapel and I heard the lord 
saying but he knew elderly 
sick persons were confined 
to breathing machines when 
a mushroom cloud of smoke 
covered them he knew 
a homeless man lay sleeping 
on the floor an yet he took 
their lives he knew the young 
mother walked away he shot 
her in the back he shot again 
missing her head I pray for you 
only because you are here to 
murder me again and again 
after the car bomb failed 
you hired corruption to slander 
me an extort my american poetry 
I asked God should i pray for you 
are you forgiven he said you are 
not human animals are never forgiven 
for killing prey it's in your nature

Prayer of the Small Mighty

Do as you do 
Let live what lives
Push as you push
He breaks as you give 

A poisonous lead sits in his pit
He has been here before
Of this he is sick
Through fire and flame, droplet 
and 'cane
He has been here before
Has borne such pain

Again and again
He may crack or shatter
O'er and o'er
He has no say in the matter

Do as you do
And let live what lives
Push as you push
But he breaks as you give

Silence will he breathe,
And tall standing be. 
Strong as steel and of finest 
alloy;
Has been since but a mere boy. 
Feathered within, as cancellous 
bone. 
He begs for relief from this 
relentless hone. 

Come now and comfort,
For the storm is gone. 
Come now and comfort,
I will move on. 

Come now and comfort
This small child in me. 
Come now and comfort, 
Stop my trembling.

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