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Starward commented on: *+ 1ST POEMS: and the FIRST and FOREMOST of them all . . . JESUS, ALL ALONE +* by J4nu4r14n 2 years 10 weeks* ago* Thank you for the lovely: Thank you for the lovely comment, and I apologize for failing to reply to your comment in a timely way. [ go to comment ]
Starward commented on: *+ 1ST POEMS: and the FIRST and FOREMOST of them all . . . JESUS, ALL ALONE +* by J4nu4r14n 2 years 10 weeks* ago* I apologize for failing to: I apologize for failing to acknowledge this comment in a timely manner. [ go to comment ]
Starward commented on: Footnote: Refreshment by J4nu4r14n 2 years 10 weeks* ago* Thank you very much for that: Thank you very much for that comment. And, like you, I, too, like blue glass in the winter. [ go to comment ]
Pungus commented on: Footnote: Refreshment by J4nu4r14n 2 years 10 weeks* ago* Potent dose: I really liked your imagery on this simple subject. I could hear the ice cracking. A blue glass paired together with wintertime is magical to me. [ go to comment ]
ramonathompsont commented on: Alice in Wonderland by metaphorist 2 years 10 weeks* ago* pefectly written and: pefectly written and expressed! About time we all stood up for ourselves and our truth as human beings! [ go to comment ]
ramonathompsont commented on: Imposter in Your Bed by metaphorist 2 years 10 weeks* ago* powerful and sad words. could: powerful and sad words. could be expanded into a great pop song I think. [ go to comment ]
Starward commented on: Titanic by jenfool 2 years 10 weeks* ago* This is a most respectful: This is a most respectful treatment of that terrible tragedy. [ go to comment ]
Starward commented on: thicker than blood by redbrick 2 years 10 weeks* ago* Sometimes that slow simmer is: Sometimes that slow simmer is absolutely required. I just posted a poem that started in 1974 . . . only 48 years late. [ go to comment ]
crypticbard commented on: thicker than blood by redbrick 2 years 10 weeks* ago* Thanks Starward. This was one: Thanks Starward. This was one of those slow cooking poems that boiled and simmered over several decades, more for the emotion transferring into articulability rather than a lack of words. [ go to comment ]
Starward commented on: Poem to end all poems by Unseen.warfare 2 years 10 weeks* ago* The porblem with so much of: The porblem with so much of Christendom today, especially in America, is that we want to preach judgement rather than present salvation. And judgement is the sole privilege of Christ, not of His servants. Matthew 7:1 specifically forbids judgement---and yet that is what your words seem to be doing. We who believe are called to proclaim the Gospel---the Gospel of Salvation, not of condemnation. The condemnation will be administered by an Authority far more competent, and far more fair, than either you or I could ever be. [ go to comment ]
eyeball.kicks commented on: Poem to end all poems by Unseen.warfare 2 years 10 weeks* ago* I realize you aren't: I realize you aren't disrespecting the Savior by calling him a "know it all". But, I can tell you this. The world will bow at his feet. Judgement day is coming. I know it. I'm terrified. he's opened my eyes to it all. America is Sodom. We were founded by occultists. Pornography is nothing major. Drugs and death and murder. Corruption in the highest and lowest levels of society. Nobody picks up their Cross and dies to this world of sin. “I know your works, that you have a name that you are alive, but you are dead.† “ [ go to comment ]
eyeball.kicks commented on: Poem to end all poems by Unseen.warfare 2 years 10 weeks* ago* Here in the west we don't: Here in the west we don't know what it means to die to the world. “The world” is the general name for all the passions. When we wish to call the passions by a common name, we call them the world. But when we wish to distinguish them by their special names, we call them passions. The passions are the following: love of riches, desire for possessions, bodily pleasure from which comes sexual passion, love of honor which gives rise to envy, lust for power, arrogance and pride of position, the craving to adorn oneself with luxurious clothes and vain ornaments, the itch for human glory which is a source of rancor and resentment, and physical fear. Where these passions cease to be active, there the world is dead…. Someone has said of the Saints that while alive they were dead; for though living in the flesh, they did not live for the flesh. See for which of these passions you are alive. Then you will know how far you are alive to the world, and how far you are dead to it.” +St Isaac the Syrian (7th Century) [ go to comment ]
eyeball.kicks commented on: Poem to end all poems by Unseen.warfare 2 years 10 weeks* ago* If you think you can pin down: If you think you can pin down God with a pea brain you are deadly mistaken. Sounds like you are having some theological issues. "Moses this is sacred ground take off your shoes" this is how we should approach God. When he lights us up we don't burn we illuminate. The Bush was on fire but it wasn't burnt. The enemy has a spirit as well it's Antichrist. .1 Corinthians 1:21 21 For since, in the wisdom of God, the world through wisdom did not know God, it pleased God through the foolishness of the message preached to save those who believe. [ go to comment ]
Starward commented on: thicker than blood by redbrick 2 years 10 weeks* ago* This poem succinctly: This poem succinctly summarizes some very complex issues. [ go to comment ]
lyrycsyntyme commented on: CLEAR AS MUD SAID ENOUGH by pamschwetz 2 years 10 weeks* ago* You're welcome ; ): You're welcome ; ) [ go to comment ]