The CrossBy C. L. Collar
The Cross; there it stands
Bold and brave.
The symbol of a miracle worker
Who made man out of clay.
Through six suns and six moons
The earth he carefully made.
And rested a well earned rest,
On the seventh day.
The Cross; stands there reminding me
Of all the things he did.
He sent a son from heaven above
To live as we all live.
He taught us of goodness and kindness
And our sins he did forgive.
And what did we repay him with
But cruelty, all the time he lived.
The Cross; reminds me most of all
Of Jesus being crucified.
After all he did, all he helped
And oh how hard he tried,
To teach us of the Lord above
Who had given us all life.
And his repay for all he did,
Was to be crucified.
The Cross; now is a symbol
Of the holiness in this land.
Where almost everyone worships
The man whose giant hand.
Carved this world into what is today,
But I still don’t understand.
Why it took us all so long to find,
The Holy King Of Man.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Natrional Poetry Month
Today I am celebrating National Poetry Month and Easter with this inspirational poem. I hope you like it.
I Touched The Hand of God Today
I Touched The Hand of God Today
I touched the hand of God today
and I was blown away.
A newborn’s touch of innocence
to bless me on this day.
I saw the hand of God today
and I was blown away.
The young girl said they are all jerks
her friend brushed tears away.
I touched the hand of
God today
and I was blown away.
The young man handed
me the drugs
then he knelt down to
pray.
I heard the hand of
God today
and I was blown away.
The mother said,
“Take that truck back
to steal is not God’s
way.”
I touched the hand of
God today
and I was blown away.
Wrinkled and rough,
the old man’s hands
as he went home
today.
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
It's National Poetry Month!
To Be a Butterfly
By Cathy Collar
I’d love to be a
butterfly, so beautiful and free,
To float along with
the clouds, all the world to see.
I’d like to be a
butterfly, and flutter till I settle,
On a soft and
colorful, velvet rose petal.
To drift from flower
to flower and blend in beautifully,
With my many glorious
colors, shinning joyously.
If I could be as
carefree as a butterfly,
I would not be afraid
to live or afraid to die.
I would not have to
worry of what was planned to come.
I would just be proud
to know,
That God’s will was
done.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Twiddle Fun
Twiddle Fun
By C.L. Collar
Twiddle Dee and Twiddle Dum,
Went outside for a run.
Said Twiddle Dee to Twiddle Dum,
"I think we are too round to run."Went outside for a run.
Said Twiddle Dee to Twiddle Dum,
Said Twiddle Dum to Twiddle Dee,
"Then we will walk to the trees."
Twiddle Dum and Twiddle Dee,
Decided to climb a tree.
Said Twiddle Dum to Twiddle Dee,
"We are too short to climb a tree."
Said Twiddle Dee to Twiddle Dum,
"Then we will hop to have or fun."
Said Twiddle Dum to Twiddle Dee,
"We are too short to climb a tree."
Said Twiddle Dee to Twiddle Dum,
"Then we will hop to have or fun."
"Now, let's do what we do best!
It's more fun than all the rest!"
They put their arms around there chests,
And then the two rolled down the hill.
They rolled and rolled just for the thrill.
Twiddle Dum and Twiddle Dee,
Sat down underneath the tree.
Said Twiddle Dee to Twiddle Dum,
"We have walked and hopped for fun.
Then we rolled for the thrill,
Down the steep and bumpy hill."
Said Twiddle Dee to Twiddle Dum,
"I like to play outside for fun,
But I see the setting sun.
Which means our time for play is done.
We must head home now, Twiddle Dum."
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