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Rhyme or Reason: Spiritual Clinic
Rhyme or Reason: Spiritual Clinic
Rhyme or Reason: Spiritual Clinic
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Rhyme or Reason: Spiritual Clinic

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These poems are written to open your hearts and minds to God. They reflect the reality of life we face. They are to encourage and lift the hearts of all who read.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateOct 3, 2019
ISBN9781796059465
Rhyme or Reason: Spiritual Clinic

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    Rhyme or Reason - Diah Sil

    Contents

    1

    2

    3

    Horizon

    4

    God’s Flavor

    5

    6

    7

    Love Song

    Prodigal Son

    Avalon PT1

    Avalon PT2

    These Words were written by the Blessing and influence of the Lord Jesus Christ. It is by his power and might and strength that I could do anything. I thank all my friend and family who have supported me attempt to serve Christ through my words. Than you Rachel Girmus for helping me get my words, Brother Avery, Brother Mitchell and Lenny and the many who stood around me. Thank you all for you words that help me in a time of great turmoil.

    These poems are written to open your hearts and minds to God. They reflect the reality of life we face. They are to encourage and lift the hearts of all who read.

    1

    Mama’s going crazy

    Daddy’s drunk again

    He gave her a black eye

    Well she rattled his brain

    You know the worst is my pain

    You see my sister keeps on taking

    Though the neighbors say no

    If she gets caught oh my

    What she reap she gone sow

    Brother I say he no better

    Running amuck through town

    His friends going to give him a gift

    That has him six foot down

    Mine eyes has seen enough

    All painted in misery

    So preacher says a word to me

    As I fall on bended knees

    They call His name

    Cry out His fame

    But the truth be known

    Their fruits are rotten once grown

    They lay hands on the sick

    Ask for strength for the weak

    Yet if you cut away their layers

    You’d see only evil embracers

    They tell you Shout out loud!

    Saying, only in Christ we are proud!

    But if angels sang their deeds

    The song would be Devil’s Creed

    So be careful of this viperous brood

    Who seek wealth and fame in the name of good

    Pharisees

    Bills I can’t pay keep calling

    Debts I owe keep knocking

    Yet I have no means to answer

    Patiently I seek

    Hoping this wall I’ll breach

    Seeking freedom from this enslaving life

    Preacher man says hold on

    And do all I can

    Elders

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