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Good to share your
Posted on Tue, 07 Jan 2020
Good to share your investigations, Luigi! and the point made here somehow of the different approach to rhythm, and having to decide on how long is best for the content you have. The idea of the coda to 'round off' is interesting too. I wonder how...
Interesting last verse thought of unwrapping suprising ideas in your mind, and the excitment of developing them creatively, and that that is possible despite shortcomings and aging! Rhiannon
It's hard to be misunderstood and misjudged, isn't it? Praying to accept criticism that is right and grace to benefit from it, and respond graciously when criticism seems wrong and mistaken but not possible to persuade! Rhiannon
yes, much interesting interplaying imagery - I like the 'wind stripped trees' and the cool of the darkening evening. Also the touch and contrast of warmth drawing to the homes.
But I'm glad that Man's hubris isn't ultimately going to be...
Again, thank you for highlighting this wonderful incident,recorded in John chapter 9, and so straight-forwardly. Good 'food for thought' on a Sunday morning.
I did also a little while ago do a song on it! greetings, Rhiannon
Thank you for posting this, you've described it well. I did a song on this for my 'songs for Sunday' series, based on a helpful message we'd had in church. Rhiannon
Mary never claimed to be without sin, and called God her Saviour (Luke 1;47). She also was not a virgin after Jesus' birth, had his brothers naturally. Rhiannon
You draw the picture of the twilight and settling silence for the hunters and hunted. birch tops' black lace twigs, pillared on slim-gleaming trunks. is a lovely description.
Good to share your
Posted on Tue, 07 Jan 2020
Good to share your investigations, Luigi! and the point made here somehow of the different approach to rhythm, and having to decide on how long is best for the content you have. The idea of the coda to 'round off' is interesting too. I wonder how...
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Interesting last verse
Posted on Sun, 05 Jan 2020
Interesting last verse thought of unwrapping suprising ideas in your mind, and the excitment of developing them creatively, and that that is possible despite shortcomings and aging! Rhiannon
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It's hard to be
Posted on Thu, 26 Dec 2019
It's hard to be misunderstood and misjudged, isn't it? Praying to accept criticism that is right and grace to benefit from it, and respond graciously when criticism seems wrong and mistaken but not possible to persuade! Rhiannon
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yes, much interesting
Posted on Fri, 20 Dec 2019
yes, much interesting interplaying imagery - I like the 'wind stripped trees' and the cool of the darkening evening. Also the touch and contrast of warmth drawing to the homes.
But I'm glad that Man's hubris isn't ultimately going to be...
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I too couldn't see what this
Posted on Sat, 14 Dec 2019
I too couldn't see what this was about at first. The line that stands out to me is You didn't have to go,
and the sense of why there hadn't been more sharing and acceptance of help many can't now give, had no opportunity probably...
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Again, thank you for
Posted on Sun, 08 Dec 2019
Again, thank you for highlighting this wonderful incident,recorded in John chapter 9, and so straight-forwardly. Good 'food for thought' on a Sunday morning.
I did also a little while ago do a song on it! greetings, Rhiannon
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No, only here on ABC as in
Posted on Thu, 05 Dec 2019
No, only here on ABC as in the link. In the past I've occasionally sung them on to Soundcloud, but not recently! Rhiannon
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Thank you for posting this,
Posted on Thu, 05 Dec 2019
Thank you for posting this, you've described it well. I did a song on this for my 'songs for Sunday' series, based on a helpful message we'd had in church. Rhiannon
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Mary never claimed to be
Posted on Thu, 05 Dec 2019
Mary never claimed to be without sin, and called God her Saviour (Luke 1;47). She also was not a virgin after Jesus' birth, had his brothers naturally. Rhiannon
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You draw the picture of the
Posted on Thu, 28 Nov 2019
You draw the picture of the twilight and settling silence for the hunters and hunted. birch tops' black lace twigs, pillared on slim-gleaming trunks. is a lovely description.
Rhiannon
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