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Don’t Hide from Love!
They hid when they realised their guilt … But God sought them out in His grace … How pointless to think we can hide, refusing such grace at his side!
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Felonious Tongue-Twister
First and fleetest ran the fleecers as the sheriff’s ambush fell flushing gamblers from false gaming – fake their loaded dice, the fleeced now...
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Into the heart, out of the mouth
…your eyes, your heart’s door … Direct the attention of ears to what’s good … Not nosing out dirt … mouth trained not to hurt …
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Gadgets amazing!
Fingers sense touch detail, caress; delicately manipulate surgeon’s scalpel, artists’ brush, musical melodies fast and intricate. Nerve networks back and fore from … handle and use with care!
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Opened to show He’s gone!
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] When Christ was taken from the cross his body was not dumped or lost, nor in communal graveyard tossed,...
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I hope that does mean a
Posted on Thu, 16 Jan 2020
I hope that does mean a proper respite care provision. We experienced that when caring for my father-in-law (dementia, and rather a difficult person anyway) and mother-in-law — he in official respite provision every couple of months (aprox) and...
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So sorry. It's all still very
Posted on Tue, 14 Jan 2020
So sorry. It's all still very raw. And the knee and shoulder, too.
No cliché way out, but looking for something small you enjoy now may be a start. And you know I'd say one does understand and you can be privately honest with him. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in The policeman sat in the armchair
You always have a musical
Posted on Sun, 12 Jan 2020
You always have a musical flow of words, Nolan, though very concentrated, personal, and enigmatic in the sense that there seems to be much background thinking linking it all. The Bible verse seems to give the key here of the mixture of patience...
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Rhyme gets a bad press
Posted on Wed, 08 Jan 2020
Rhyme gets a bad press because of forced rhymes and poor rhythm that can really be doggerel. For those of us who use rhymeing quite a lot we know it can not only be satisfying, but helpful when used to help the rhythm and the impact. Similarly,...
Read full commentPosted in A Dog's Dinner
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...
Read full commentPosted in woods, late
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...
Read full commentPosted in The Worst
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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