Top Picks Poems
We sorted through the poems and listed here what we felt were the better ones.
A Christmas Story
A Santa Claus Christmas story. The kind they used to tell in the early to mid twentieth century.
A Santa Claus Christmas story. The kind they used to tell in the early to mid twentieth century.
by Mark Spencer
Roses For Mama
A story of love that transcends our perception of reality, and the soul who defies everything to honor his mother.
A story of love that transcends our perception of reality, and the soul who defies everything to honor his mother.
by Mark Spencer
by Mark Spencer
Reflective Thoughts
The greatest lesson the Lord has ever taught me is this: It take TRUE perspective to know any aspect of THE truth. The one who convinces himself that he knows, can be controlled, manipulated, and defeated by the adversary. Only as children will we win.
The greatest lesson the Lord has ever taught me is this: It take TRUE perspective to know any aspect of THE truth. The one who convinces himself that he knows, can be controlled, manipulated, and defeated by the adversary. Only as children will we win.
by Mark Spencer
Faces
People often find themselves in conflict with the world and its perceptions! Some try to fit in, in any way they can. Others create negative impressions. Still others hide ... behind distractions like colorful hair, piercings, make-up, and tattoos.
People often find themselves in conflict with the world and its perceptions! Some try to fit in, in any way they can. Others create negative impressions. Still others hide ... behind distractions like colorful hair, piercings, make-up, and tattoos.
by Mark Spencer
by Mark Spencer
Creation Songs
I wrote this poem in 2002, while sitting on the porch in a country setting in Franklin County, Alabama, as I was watching the cotton in the fields swaying back and forth.
I wrote this poem in 2002, while sitting on the porch in a country setting in Franklin County, Alabama, as I was watching the cotton in the fields swaying back and forth.
Heaven and Hell
This poem is designed to communicate a simple truth of Scripture: that we may either trust in the mercy and grace of Christ for eternal life, or not side with Christ and regret such for eternity—God is a God of mercy and love, but also of justice.
This poem is designed to communicate a simple truth of Scripture: that we may either trust in the mercy and grace of Christ for eternal life, or not side with Christ and regret such for eternity—God is a God of mercy and love, but also of justice.
by Haddon Smead