Long Rejoice Poems

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Premium Member Staying Joyous

Treating each day as the Sovereign Lord’s wondrous gift
Indeed propels heart for blest triumphant uplift
Toward joyous task-fulfillment midst time so swift
Smiting slothfulness blight.

Finding significance in simple pleasure
Like child’s mirth that exuberance-price can’t measure
Along smiles of cheers with delightful care treasure
Can prosper wellness flight.

Staying jubilant is my prayerful choice
By God’s grace, striving that In Him I do rejoice*
Conquering hypocrisy and selfishness noise
Such is my spirit’s plight.

Overcoming gloom attack by gratitude shout
My faith in Christ of vibrant service rules out doubt
To glow with worship praises against haughty pout
Radiating love’s light!

*Philippians 4:4 Rejoice in the Lord alway: and again I say, Rejoice. 

August 8, 2020


Premium Member BROKEN-My SpokenWord

Somewhat spoken;
Smolding
 Broken
For I speak life I am whole
Not Broken BROKEN 


I know we are not broken
Yet there were moments Walking on the space covered ground Bronze Sand speckled dust every blade of grass on the black and brown darkened land strips in pieces

I KNOW WE ARE NOT BROKEN 

People looking through windows that are dirty and smudged . Hoping to find beauty looking out but yet feeling love.  While within failing decision distinct the strange cracked ravished blood shot eyes. Complicated other feelings they remain hoping 

Somewhat spoken;
Smolding
 Broken
For I speak life I am whole
Not I busted, I am whole

I KNOW WE ARE NOT BROKEN

Hopeless sporadic static feelings Hardin concrete parts cauliflower mushed brain mind reeling. The  brain ??  thinks about happy thoughts

I know we ARE NOT BROKEN

Feeling life frozen inwardly disposing emotional roller coaster savoring ups and downs righteously a boating abounding feelings of ?? broken

I know 
WE ARE NOT BROKEN 

Somewhat spoken;
Smolding
 Broken
For I speak life I am whole
Not I busted, I am whole

You have not cause you ask not.
Deceiving yourself.
Rejoice once sadden ? Heart 
You're welcomed given daily breaths
I must admit sometime in life we are longitude held down by gravity Wearing a frown but I refocus I contest I'm favorably blessed.Just in instant just a second like a vase falling on the ground broken I speak life until myself I am presently whole this I have spoken

I NO
 WE ARE NOT BROKEN

No more you nor I
Neither fell, no falling 
We stand raised eyes, heart, arms and hands 
No more broken...
We are  WHOLE SPOKEN

WE ARE NOT ?? BROKEN
Hallelujah thus say the Lord



I am having being birth of Heaven's core. I was placed here on this terrain Earth like the original inhabitants. As my generational Adam, I am the caretaker of this dirt. On Loan soil
    
   
Praise God for whom all blessings flow
Elohim 
10/31/24
by James Edward Lee Sr 2024
 a Dramatic Monologue verse

Near Or Far

Everybody’s looking for Christ
Everybody wants salvation
And everybody pays a price
For the bigger situation

Everybody tries to conceive
Of a Paradise somewhere –
It’s at the end of history –
Or it’s way up high in the air

For some, the Kingdom is near
For some, the City is far
Some want their banquet right here
Some envision it beyond the stars

Everybody wants to end pain
Everybody wants to rejoice
A plan, reasonable and inhumane
That speaks to the inner voice

Everybody yearns to believe 
That everybody’s equal and free –
The diversity of the leaves –
The solidarity of the tree

For some, the Kingdom is near

Everybody would rebel
Against a prison after birth
Be it the cauldron of Hell
Or the rusted factory of Earth

Everybody craves to receive
The body and the blood of man
Either dished out by a priest
Or exacted by a politician 

‘Cause for some, the Kingdom is near
While for some, the City is far
Some want their banquet right here
And some envision it beyond the stars.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Lord God, You Are My Great Refuge

May 30 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on Psalms 48-51

Key Verses – Psalm 48:1 God is known in her palaces for a refuge. 

LORD GOD, YOU ARE MY GREAT REFUGE
                                                               
Lord God, You are my great Refuge, ordering my steps for Your holiness
Thank You for Your lovingkindness that leads me along Your righteousness
Only You can make me fully rejoice in Your gladness…
Oh, how I praise You for ever with my heart’s gladness.

Lord God, You are my great Refuge, opening my eyes by divine understanding
Thank You for Your wisdom that guides me toward prudent treading
Only You can compass me around Your redemption-girding…
Oh, how I worship You for Your blessings, divinely abounding.

Lord God, You are my great Refuge, orchestrating my ways by Your approval
Thank You for Your power that enables my revival
Only You can enrich me with contentment of blessed survival…
Oh, how I honour You for Your pardon toward my sin-removal.

Lord God, You are my great Refuge, offering to my beauty Your perfection
Thank You for Your sacrifice that seals me into Your covenant-function
Only You can judge me with Your sovereign sanction…
Oh, how I yield to You for my continual satisfaction.

Lord God, You are my great Refuge, operating in my vow’s fulfillment
Thank You for Your instruction that directs me to earnest ministry involvement
Only You can deliver me from frustration’s futile predicament…
Oh, how I exalt You for my salvation upon Your upholding commitment.

Lord God, You are my great Refuge, organizing my pursuits by Your mercies
Thank You for Your sanctification that cleanses me against sin-frequencies
Only You can forgive and purge me of transgression-tendencies…
Oh, how I esteem You for Your love, devoid of fallacies.

Lord God, You are my great Refuge, occupying my spirit with Your presence
Thank You for Your restoration that delights me with heavenly iridescence 
Only You can do good for my meaningful pleasure’s fluorescence…
Oh, how I please You by faith along Your grace-license.

May 30, 2023
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Revival in Late Winter

And I’ll say to myself, “You have plenty of grain laid up for many years. Take life easy; eat, drink and be merry.”
But God said to him, ‘You fool! This very night your life will be demanded from you. Then who will get what you have prepared for yourself?’

Luke 12:19-20

Revival in Late Winter

Goodbye evening stroll under leafy laze,
                                                    the repast is gone.
A communion feast, unbridled; the bride,
                                                     exquisite; a swan.
Draw hither to praise, dulcet and heartfelt;
                                            humble chorale rejoice.
The nights last four moons long - joyous reborns’
                                                 one vivacious voice.
Christ’s train fills the sanctuary; approach,
                                        don’t back up, come near.
With anointing of the Holy Spirit,
                                             there’s nothing to fear.
Revival in late Winter, with no snow,
                                              so spring to your feet.
Clap your hands, open and dim your eyes; see
                                                 light without retreat.
Though Sundays will linger, through precious days,
                                 we’re blessed;  the roof, raise.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Boundary Lines

The boundary lines draw out a pleasant place;
The grass is always greener where you are.
By day your word provides the sweetest taste;
By night when I lie down, you're never far.

With you at my right hand and in control,
Secure, my heart is glad and I rejoice.
For you will not abandon me to Sheol;
Blessed is the sheep who knows his shepherd's voice.

But when my eyes perceive a far off place,
And cause my heart to wander, feet to roam,
By steps and turns, you help me to retrace;
By whisperings, you softly call me home.

Lord, keep me in your tether, at your side,
And joyful in your presence, I'll abide.

(from Psalm 16)
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member A World Without War

Peace and unity sing in harmony, echoing worldwide,
When acts of humility replace revenge-infused pride,
When narrowness of mind, naked ambitions subside,
When nations of goodwill, stand together side-by-side.

No inconsolable tears, flooding grief in mothers’ eyes,
No gloomy dawns rise, in smoke of war on sunny skies,
Clamors of hungry, displaced souls, no longer agonize;
No more shattered dreams, buried alive, to eulogize.

Nothingness ceases to vacate sanctity of self-esteem,
Children now rejoice, reminiscing in Cinderella-dream,
Vying bliss of tranquil, endearments of amity redeem,
Discarding ill will, shrieking from yore of vicious regime.

Hiroshima, Nagasaki—echoes of sad, remorseful past,
Resonate horror and shock, from memories aghast;
A world without war, a wish too far, yet close to heart,
Achievable when covenants of life don’t keep us apart.

Dignity of humanity ranks supreme, as priorities change,
Nations engage in educational and cultural exchange,
Farms and factories hum, ensuring hunger is eliminated
As peace and unity toll, from hearts and minds elated.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Icecream

ICECREAM

                     Recollecting childhood memories
                       of scarlet red strawberries
                          still I rejoice to voice my story,
                            I will narrate slowly not in hurry,
                           while I could relish a dish of icecream
                                daily at afternoon not in dream
                                but a story of real theme.
                                
                 Those enjoyable holidays spent with Grandma
                       where Greenery was the panorama,
                        At her place my snack at afternoon was fixed
                                   as a dish full icecream mixed
                               with pieces of strawberries
                                            in series 
                                   fresh from her garden.
                                       not from Sweden.

                       Sweet taste buds of my tongue too eager to lick, 
                                          also to pick
                           pieces of strawberries one by one.
                               while watching sinking Sun.
                                      
                                      Juicy delicious 
                                       most precious
                                 beverage for a girl of nine:
                      Icecream and strawberries combined.
                        

          07/02/22                  
    
       Icecream

  Contest by Julia Ward
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Visitor of No Appointment

Surprising me, visitor came
with no appointment to exclaim
declaring "I am not to blame"
"unplanned meetings marked my great fame."

My visitor made me rejoice
with good news of achievement poise 
affirming that one's biggest choice
is to keep using freedom-voice.

Friend of mine during high school times
narrated events as sweet chimes
including teen-age walks and climbs
as well as our loud chanting rhymes.

Sharing wondrous friendship delight
highlighted surprise-visit flight
full of caring partnership height
midst pleasant reminiscing might. 

Thanking her surprise visit's cheer
I praise God for friendship so dear
expressing love though mixed with tear
as friends*--- though far still say, "I'm here."

*Proverbs 17:17 A friend loveth at all times…

March 24, 2022
Edited on April 5, 2023
Form: Rhyme

This Is

To what do I owe this fear 
The feeling of God coming too near
No shadows or footsteps or voices appear
Just little places and thoughts made clear
Yet day after day looking to find
What I find everyday that little sign
Sometimes I surrender to that I pine
Jumping with glory after His being kind
But still I fear hearing that voice
Knowing what I know now is it my choice
It's undiscovered if I would fear or rejoice
Sometimes I wonder if His mischief is boist
I see the world around me crumbling fast
Yet my Bible says This is'nt the last
I never think of the economy or if it crash
My interest lye in history to some the ancient past
Scriptures have a way of coming to life
Predicting the future was a Prophets way of strife
God has His chosen, The Groom has a Wife
Is the wedding over was there any requite
Or could God be thinking over
What to do with my life
Are little signs a calling To God and his might
When does seeing God beholding a Holy Light
Or asking His request with in reach of your sight
When will I finally see It's the best thing in my life
When will i ever find that Gods voice is His right
Form: Rhyme

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