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5/1 Limerick: Love Himself
The question that rings from above / Is if it’s “Himself” that we love / Not money or fame / But joy in His name / That makes our heart soar like a dove
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Dream: Unfinished Business
She grumbles: “I didn’t want to be doing this. I should be having fun and using children.” // That was odd. I ask, “Did you mean ‘having children’?”
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Dream: Kingdom Builder
The longer I can hold the wand / Maintain the tensegrity / The greater the build
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4/30 Poem: Disturbingly Good
Sometimes true goodness / Is sweet to the soul // But then there are times / When holiness hurts…
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4/29 Limerick: Fruit Fight
The battle to bring heaven near / Is not fought with arrow or spear
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4/28 Limerick: Crave Him
True discipleship is to crave Him / More than just singing a praise hymn / Desire for His heart / Consumes every part / Til we are living like His sim!
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Psychologue: Challengee Power Ranger
Challengee: You can’t make an omelette without breaking eggs. / Earnest: What kind of omelette are you trying to make? / C. One where truth is respected, of course! / E. Respected? [gazing around at the destruction] Are you sure you don’t mean “feared”?
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4/27 Limerick: Re-Vided Heart
In a world that seems so divided / Give me a heart that is “vided” / When I know You’re real / I’ll feel what “they” feel / And feed them the grace You provided
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4/26 Limerick: Prevailing Passion
We all have desires to prevail So those that we love, we don’t fail Yet to gain the whole I must shift my goal To “Union with Christ” as my grail Today I will keep refixing my eyesUntil they see You
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4/24 Limerick: Long You
The best gift that I could wish true / Is for you to know God’s “long you”
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4/23 Poem: Seek Deep
The Quest-ion must / Take root in our soul / So when it’s removed / It leaves a deep hole
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4/22 Limerick: Like Jesus
“Simon, son of Jonah, do you love me?” “Yes, Lord; you know that I like you.”
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4/21 Limericks: Sup-Re-Natural
It’s natural to hate our foes / The authors of our earthly woes // But that’s not the end of our tale / We must learn to see past the veil…
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4/20 Limericks: Betraying Forgiveness
It can feel like eating raw kale / When I need to forgive betrayal
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The Great Redemption
A three-volume fantasy, wherein I confront the brokenness of our gods. And myself.



