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A Conversation I'm presently in a recovery program (for any hurts, habits or hangups) and this is a reflection of the hurts we carry. We don't have to hold on to them. A conversation with Jesus leads to healing for all who ask!	by Linda Klopp

Today If you have not begun your day with “Today” it is time to open up your heart, mind, and soul to hear His voice—allow Him to make “Today” become tomorrow and forever yours. Have you and Jesus met? Have you had your “Today” yet?	by Kathleen Higham

Farewell I wrote Farewell when my sister moved to WVA on the mountain in 70s. Mary Libby died in February 2009. I found this old poem today to read in memoir class. I couldn't hold back the tears.	by Pearl Sturgis

Perfect Love But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. Isa. 53:5	by Janet Martin

Log Cabin Christmas So patiently the snowfallwould cling to window sill.Serene and quiet were those days -snow blanketing each hill.	by louis gander

Wake up We all enlisted in this army when we accepted Christ.	by Oddmannout

That's When I'll Stop Loving You I don't remember what the argument was with my husband years ago but I remember him saying "You don't love me anymore"	by Pearl Sturgis

Giving Thanks I have written my memories of Thanksgiving's past in this poem.How blessed I am to have been raised in a home where I was taught to have a grateful heart for all I have been given.	by Ron Tranmer

How Do You Spell Liberty? I was having a disagreement with a devout christian in leadership about separation of church and state. Returning home I wrote this poem.	by Pearl Sturgis