Rejoiced Poems - Poems about Rejoiced

...A MATHEMATICAL PERSPECTIVE OF JUNETEENTH (Apropos of 1619 To 2025) In the proud history of Virginia, 1619 was a significant year In relating to the beginning Of slavery in the Unite......

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...A Little Fish I opened a tin of sardines in olive oil for my evening meal. Headless and nicely packed they were, except for one that had a head-on was alive. I filled water in a jar. Put th......

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...What are you willing to do to show God you care? My wife took our daughters from me and left me in despair. She made up stories to the law, just to destroy my life. She was my childhood sweetheart......

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...To the woman who gave me birth, Who helped me realize my worth. When it seemed dark everywhere, You held my hand with deepest care. The day I started walking, you rejoiced, Smiling gently, you......

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...(Easter Resurrection Song) He rose on the third day, the stone rolled away, The darkness was shattered by dawn’s golden ray. The grave could not hold Him, the veil torn in two, The promise of h......

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...Oh, Mother, what from you did I inherit? I’m not so slim. I’m dark-haired with eyes green-blue. You’re red-haired and slender; hazel are your eyes. There’s little of myself I see in you. You sw......

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...REJOICED AND GLAD Awakened naturally—no need to go to the bathroom—I peeked through the blinds of the bedroom window, and there it was: had I been dreaming, or was this all just a gl......

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...What if..? The snake had not deceived the first human to eat that apple. Like animals—naked, primitive, homeless, wanderers— We would still have been only the salts of the earth in Eden. Eating......

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..."Our nation needs to prosper, "Our people deserve to thrive, "But the old ways do not foster, "The betterment for which we strive!" These words erupt at every campaign And that part, at least,......

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...Sings the story at twilight When the moon is just rising, Sings a simple troubadour The short tale of life. How a fine boy, Born in a palace, A palace like crystal, Became a proud man......

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...I once screamed But the echoes faded, And slowly, I lost my voice. I once cried Until the rivers dried, And slowly, I lost my tears. I once grieved But the weight grew lighter, And slowly......

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...This is our black shrine, Where my father lit the lamp. With dried dung in the cauldron, My mother stoked the fire. In the village, the sheepfold remains, Where the ewes gave birth to lambs, Th......

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... Sweeping into the lowlands The river ran effortlessly As the snow melted away Running in a rage of glory A quest set forth To feed the valley of life sustained From the cold despair Each......

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...Clap, clap and clap hands O for boys and girls in the class, who sometimes are rising like rising and falling tides. Clap ,clap and clap hands O for boys and girls in the class, is that not......

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...Clap, clap and clap hands O for boys and girls in the class, who sometimes are rising like rising and falling tides. Clap ,clap and clap hands O for boys and girls in the class, is that not......

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