Quencher Poems - Poems about Quencher

October 6 Relationship to God Bible Meditations Based on John 7-8 Key Verse – John 7:37-38 In the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me, and drink. He that believeth on me, as the scripture hath said, out of his belly...

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Ice Cold Water Equals Ultimate Thirst Quencher... Especially experiencing onset dehydration, this opinion shared by former consumer, he quaffed truckloads sugary and sports drinks found mine once sculpted baby boomer body undergoing gender reorientation, particularly nondescript breasts incrementally found busting (rivaling playboy bunny chest) necessitated this garden variety NON GMO gluten free husband "papa," an endearment addressed by the missus puzzled when her brassieres went missing loathe to believe...

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Every day is an exciting new adventure A thirst for knowledge, a real mind bender For opening new doors To vistas unexplored The love and joy is a real thirst quencher...

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Poetry is a thirst-quencher I look forward to my daily cup It rehydrates my parched spirit Attenuates the bitter taste of life Every sip, I savour As I see poetry everywhere In everything In Toronto's tall buildings, In its small cafés In its multitudes In the blue eyes, green, And brown eyes In the smiling faces And the mirthless...

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*Notting else tastes so good when the elegant daylight is still at spree When the bloomingblossoms are yet to yield When the earth yawns 'may we live ..left to grin. The hibiscus now smiles in sane, the boozy sky and its lumps of bread, cookies sigh at the work of death, deterred - the lame birds sing not hence Viking's wrath dare not...

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He gave water to quench thirst A refreshing spring He told it calm and be still Tasty as iced tea Sweet like lemonade It is so Nice! © Joseph, 11/6/07 © All Rights Reserved This is based on Mark 4:35-41. The “Epulaeryu” poem is about delicious food and drinks. It consists of seven lines with thirty-three syllables. The first line has seven syllables,...

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truckles to the wild wind's will, the rain, tickles leaves, twigs and tender shoots, trickles around damp, mossy boughs, ...

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