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Rakesh Patel My Room

The clean white walls And the blue dotted patches At some intervals, The yellow-purple clock Hanging down on an old nail Blow the backpack, The stone-marble Holding out my TV for a long time Without getting irritated, The bed Stared annoying at The incessantly tik-tak-tic talking clock, And more, The ceiling-fan Added the extra music To the rhythm of the clock And the dust in the room Danced in their tune It's my room - a musical studio of annoyance! (Original Source:… Continue

Added by Rakesh Patel on December 30, 2009 at 3:03pm — No Comments

Rakesh Patel The Treasure of Bliss

All are busy In one thing and the other Running after One thing and the other From the time they wake up Till they go to bed Have no time For the inner call to listen to Which is coming from the heart within They’ve explored the universe, New species, Stones, Cultures, And much more But alas! The heart remains unknown A deep search must be within! Dive deep into the sea of heart And there’s the treasure of bliss. Original Source: http://allpoetry.cContinue

Added by Rakesh Patel on December 29, 2009 at 2:22pm — No Comments

Rakesh Patel Identity

I'm more like anybody, A common face however, People refuse to recognize me. I approach the Known with names, I beg them to help Make my name Known. They just keep silence as if Heard nothing! What could I make this out? A "nothing" pleading for Nothing? What if my name unknown Remain unknown? ...no identity? Original Source: http://allpoetry.com/poem/5923189 Continue

Added by Rakesh Patel on December 29, 2009 at 2:20pm — No Comments

Rakesh Patel Listen!

Amid the vast buildings And the mist of noise I look for my missing identity. I recklessly wander here and there like Set-free cattle on the road, The passer by get angry with me Disappointed, I beg for the people To listen to my voice, But alas! My voice is silenced in the noise pollution. Original Source:Continue

Added by Rakesh Patel on December 27, 2009 at 3:41am — No Comments

Joseph J. Breunig 3rd Poem: Christmas II (An Acrostic)

Christ is my Lord and Savior – Holy is His precious name; Redemption He brings to everyone, for He is… Immanuel – which means “God is with us”. Salvation is Jehovah’s greatest gift, for Christ overcame The tomb of Death’s grave. Mankind needs to accept this present, for Christ Always desires to clothe us in His righteousness. Sinners and Saints, rejoice in Him, this holiday season! Continue

Added by Joseph J. Breunig 3rd on December 23, 2009 at 11:48am — No Comments

Rakesh Patel Till the End

The rush of the clouds towards the forest And the darkness ensuing Till the rain falls. It’s a hope for all the living creatures Far and wide Now, The forests have disappeared Somewhere… And so disappeared the rain followed by To seek union As if made for each other Things have changed a lot; The trees of buildings have grown Everywhere, the blue streams of roads Have sprout like seedlings And stretched to the far distances The vehicles run with a great speed Like panther to hunt the lives… T… Continue

Added by Rakesh Patel on December 12, 2009 at 2:01pm — No Comments

Joseph J. Breunig 3rd Poem: Christmas (An Acrostic)

Christ is still this season's reason of Hope; Harps of angels tinkle with celebration - Risen is our Savior, who is still Interceding on everyone's behalf. Satan is defeated, now and forever more. Today is a gift, for it's always present; Make room in your heart to share Love And let the Joy of the Lord flow freely. Saints, sinners arise... and be glad in Him! Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays this 2009 season! Continue

Added by Joseph J. Breunig 3rd on December 11, 2009 at 12:04pm — No Comments

Joseph J. Breunig 3rd Book Review: Reaching Towards His Unbounded Glory by Ellen Tanner Marsh

As reviewed by NY Times best selling author Ellen Tanner Marsh Any Christian surveying the current state of modern poetry could easily become discouraged, given that much of that poetry can only be categorized as nihilistic. At worst, such poems seemingly promote despair and violence-against society, the church, or even against oneself. At best, they consist of self-centered whining and overdramatic emotionalism, completely devoid of spiritual muscle and ethical backbone. New aut… Continue

Added by Joseph J. Breunig 3rd on December 9, 2009 at 1:15pm — No Comments

Joseph J. Breunig 3rd Poem: The Dark Heretic

In diligent search of God was the dark heretic, a master of the natural world and our father of modern physics. In defiance of the Church stood Sir Isaac Newton alone, cloistered in his office, clinging… To personal beliefs, of his own. Interest in “The End Times” was his lifelong, secret mission - His papers were intentionally hidden, from recognizing the gravity of his situation. In the study of Divine Prophesy, Newton poured incessantly over The Word, convinced that his Doomsday calculatio… Continue

Added by Joseph J. Breunig 3rd on November 22, 2009 at 3:32pm — No Comments

Joseph J. Breunig 3rd Poem: When Will You Come?

Oh my Lord – When will You come? Will I be found, before my earthly life is done? Will I experience Your Resurrection Power and observe how sin You have conquered & devoured? It’s a win-win scenario, for me, in any case – As I long to see Your radiance, revealed at Heaven’s pace. To enter Your gates with humble willingness is real, knowing that I’m clothed by Your Righteousness. When will You come? Will I be found, before Death has finally succumbed? Although Your timetable has not bee… Continue

Added by Joseph J. Breunig 3rd on November 18, 2009 at 12:08pm — No Comments

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