to each his own

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to each his own

everyone needs someone;to each his own,

the birds and the bees  the cats and the dogs

the frogs and the crickets jumping in the damp thicket.

baby to baby as the moms pass each other by

the homeless, the hooked, the bookreader ,the cook

each  doing their own thing

Alas! where  is each going,spending their times away

babies are born from each his own,growing,ever growing

util they are grown. the cycle starts all over again.



everyone needs someone and we are not alone

jesus  needs us to believe in him. he will be the best friend

to any of us to each his own.. ever had.   he needs us for~~    

his hands and arms,his legs and feet, his voice to repeat

his word to a people .yet to receive him as  LORD



HE IS THE HEAD OF THIS BODY, the church its called

he meets us with his spirit  as we give him our all
 

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icu2 commented on to each his own

11-01-2009

Well put, my eloquent friend. You should check out Lolee's site. She writes christian stuff that sounds similar to yours. You are a gifted writer!

angel2

11/02/2009

wow! thanks icu2. i will visit her. angel2

Poetry is not an expression of the party line. It's that time of night, lying in bed, thinking what you really think, making the private world public, that's what the poet does.

Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) U.S. poet.

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