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My Children Take Scripture Ask God to Help You Select Then Combine them 4 a Prayer
Father, May your eyes be open and your ears attending to the prayers made in this place. Consecrate this home, so that your name will be known here forever. Please make it a house of prayer. A place of grace. A dwelling where your Spirit is pleased to rest upon. May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ....

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Categories: take, bible, dad, family, good
Form: Free verse
THE FAST LANE
"Take it to the limit" as i Have a "peaceful easy feeling" I will be Already gone" When I leave your "Lyin eyes" Drinking a " Tequilla Sunrise" "After the Thrill is gone" Then "Take it Easy" Sending the "Best of my Love" While I still Live "Life in the Fast Lane". A Tribute to The Eagles. w.t. Bacon ...

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Categories: take, age, allusion, america, anger,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Take Five
Tunes in meter five are sung jazz, not jive. Dave, in fifty-nine made this rhythm shine; with drums, bass, and sax laid this winning wax he, on piano na nana, nana. Funky Latin beat  having such conceit. writ by Desmond, Paul; played by one and all. Lyrics by Lola; ola payola! It’s alright, take five, I’m alive take five. Now a classic tune flies you to the moon; tune in meter five truly did...

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Categories: take, music,
Form: Rhyme
Take Your Wildest Guess
Speak me your songs and I'll reply with your bone's deepest chills, your blood's chilling boiling point, and your hearts shrilling aches...

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Categories: take, deep, emotions, feelings, music,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Always Take Time To Play
I just must share, I do declare What it means to be me. Life’s too short to take too seriously. So please, listen up, loosen up, party a little. Do something spontaneously, daily, silly. It keeps the soul refreshed. Pinch the behind just to make sure, nope, not dreaming. Stretch big stretches. Extending arms up...

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Categories: take, childhood, destiny,
Form: Rhyme



I Take A Break Along The Way
Along the way I break I carefully observe around Strictly I will not miss out So I could not cross it twice One and the wrong path I take break along the way So that next time I come I have the right road to go Invite some friends with me Not go astray but walk comfortably....

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Categories: take, adventure, happiness, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Take a book, leave a book
We see them popping up on random streets in a neighbourly outreach kind of way. We don't know who to thank since no one steps up to claim the credit but it's the community as a whole who benefits in many wondrous ways. The suburbs are delighted to champion these ecofriendly gifts of sharing ~ not only charming but welcomed pointers that goodwill and...

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Categories: take, appreciation, books, community,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member clocks take over Friday
clocks decided to slow Friday down did it in every office all over town office workers stared at four-fifty for an hour the clocks felt respected, loved their power...

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Categories: take, time, work,
Form: Rhyme
Take two to tango
2025.04.28 It takes two to tango. It is very true, if you believe otherwise, You are naive and a simple minded soul. It applied to all the keeping promises too. I made so many on my own will, Devotedly to someone I loved, adored or idolatry Ended up breaking my promises frivolously and painfully. That was because I wanted the very best, Of the...

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Categories: take, art, dance, desire, hope,
Form: Free verse
When Trump Talks, My Trades Walk
I was sipping tea, so calm, so sweet, Charts were clean, no sign of heat. NY session, chill as can be, Then—BOOM!—the news comes straight for me: “Trump is back, and he's not done— More tariffs, more drama, more Twitter fun!” He taxed China, slapped their goods, Markets flipped—I lost my “shoulds.” Steel from Canada? Hit with a fee, Even Mexico got no trading...

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Categories: take, adventure, africa, dark, emotions,
Form: Narrative
TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT
TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT I may be thought aloof and cold Maybe even more so, as I’m old Not dull lead, nor yet shiny gold Perhaps a weird sense of humour Yet all along, it may be a tumour If unsure, I will never just leave it I’m well educated, that’s for sure On this, never challenged before Perhaps I was ever seeking...

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Categories: take, identity,
Form: Ode
Premium Member TAKE ME TO A PLACE OF LOVE
There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so William Shakespeare It is all about perspective and that is key to heart Shiny blade of cutting edge, do you kill or butter pray tell, OH, Sitting knife ! Shall I use my quill and write about you as you are...

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Categories: take, appreciation, truth,
Form: Free verse
Songs from the past can take you places
Today I opened my social feed to find this post about a song release It was a favorite of mine from 1994 And just like that I was transported once more ,to a place etched deep into my soul It's September and I'm 15 years old I can smell the flannel ,CkOne, and the sharpie I...

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Categories: take, memory, music,
Form: Free verse
Take the Bait and run
Daylight breath in my face like primrose blooming in spring sending fumes all over the place and I opened my mouth and gasp for breath I twist and turn a dozen times before I could drag myself out of bed but I made one final leap and toss the pillow in the street and break the sleep deficit...

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Categories: take, america, boat, business, children,
Form: Narrative
F for final farewell and finish
2025.4.14. I have started writing diary since May last year. Eventually, my diary's style, transformed to poem like. After five months of losing friendship with BB, By the end of the year, I rested a bit. I was emotional exhausted. I started posting my poem in mid January this year, When JC introduced me to the poetry world. Every thing went well so...

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Categories: take, april, autumn, change, farewell,
Form: Free verse

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