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 | The Lord's Table | bob h | Poetry | 5 | 0.51 | Jul 4, 2008 |
Summary:My mother died fourteen years ago this month.Chapters: |
 | God wrap me tight | L. F. Young | Poetry | 5 | 0.76 | Jul 4, 2008 |
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 | The Lament of Paul | pat4novels | Poetry | 8 | 0.51 | Jul 1, 2008 |
Summary:“Strength in Weakness” 2 Corinthians 12. Saul had to be broken in order to become humble. After his pride ended, God gave him the name of Paul, then He gave him strength and brought blessings into his life. However, after Paul’s conversion, few treated him kindly.
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 | Oh My! Those boys of Rebeccas' | Justi Moody | Short Story | 2 | 0.00 | Jun 17, 2008 |
Summary:We can see how our global world community was shaped by carefully studying the whole Bible. Chapters: |
 | NO THAT IS MY HUSBAND. Some things I do not share | Justi Moody | Short Story | 4 | 0.67 | Jun 12, 2008 |
Summary:All of the Scripture in here is paraphrased. All this takes place in Genesis. In the book of Genesis God says I will show you the end from the beginning. It is all there. Yes I believe the Holy Bible, to be a God inspired historical book. I am certainly not offended if you do not. Chapters: |
 | This Quiet World | Marilyn Johnson | Short Story | 10 | 0.31 | Jun 6, 2008 |
Summary:For those of you who believe a person in a coma is unaware of his surroundings, I hope this will enlighten you. This comes from first-hand experience. Some of us who have experienced a comatose state can actually recall some or all of our thoughts during that period of time. I originally wrote this as part of a novel I'm in the process of completing (Dance In the Rain), but thought it could stand alone as a short story. Chapters: |
 | WHO REALLY KNOWS | Justi Moody | Poetry | 2 | 0.00 | Jun 1, 2008 |
Summary:Just some pondering. Chapters: |
 | Carving Shells by Hand | brosna11 | Poetry | 5 | 0.41 | May 30, 2008 |
Summary:I watch my son carving shells in wood for a furniture project, impressed by his skill and translation of one form into another. Chapters: |
 | Why not be of service? | DebrahsWritings | Poetry | 8 | 1.52 | May 15, 2008 |
Summary:I went to a workshop, and meet this young woman. She is from Puerto Rice and has not yet master English Writing skills. As I was sitting in the workshop feeling out of place I began to wonder where I belonged. Then we were given an assignment to write an outline for our essays. I noticed right away the young woman seemed to be having difficulty getting started. Something that seems so natural to me as a writer is rather difficult for her. I asked if I could help, and she said yes, please. I asked her a few questions to help her get started then about 1/2 way through the outline she suddenly took off and ran with the assignment. The workshop was on service learning.
When I walked in the door I had no idea what I was up for. By the end I had received much more than I had given.Chapters: |
 | The Day Angels Came | Romy Bernard | Short Story | 7 | 1.42 | May 9, 2008 |
Summary:This is a true story of one of my many experiences of God's Angels. This is about an 8week old little baby girl I was caring for who died of SIDS in my care. I was with her when the Angels came to take her home.
On feedback: I have many stories like this one or similar in nature, I would like to compile them, please help me with my descriptiveness or lack of, etc., any help is greatly appreciated. this is a VERY rough draft.Chapters: |
 | In the Pope's Cathedral | brosna11 | Poetry | 8 | 0.50 | Apr 19, 2008 |
Summary:This morning TV news coverage of the Pope's visit to New York City's St. Patrick's Cathedral held my attention until Mother Nature lured me outside into the sunshine of my garden where I worked digging up weeds and planting perennials. Chapters: |
 | Glorious One | Anastasia | Poetry | 3 | 0.76 | Apr 14, 2008 |
Summary:All feedback welcomed. I am trying some of my son's style of writing. He likes to write about the divine. I thought I would give it a shot. Kind of like a psalm. Chapters: |
 | Crabgrass | bob h | Poetry | 9 | 0.40 | Apr 4, 2008 |
Summary:Pogo said that work was the crabgrass of life. Does that make crabgrass bad--or good? The answer may be related to how you define your work--or more likely, in how important your yard is to you.
However, I tried to look at some of the good characteristics of crabgrass while writing this.Chapters: |
 | Why God? Edited March 31, 2008 | Dur Shacho | Poetry | 2 | 1.91 | Apr 3, 2008 |
Summary:This work is an attempt to explore the emotions and questions that arise from human tragedy. It raises the questions, but not the answers. While the questions raised are specific to a situation, similar questions are eventually asked by all. //God is defined in the broadest sense--and I hope it causes thoughtful introspection only. There is also a bit of "Eastern Philosophy" in this, as we are all affected by our experiences--and I spent 19 years in Japan and four of my seven children were born there.// A thought to consider; either God loves us all(regardless of our specific religion) or he loves none of us. Chapters: |
 | WHAT IS YOUR CHURCH LIKE | Justi Moody | Short Story | 3 | 0.34 | Apr 2, 2008 |
Summary:I had always wanted to be in a church that does what the New Testament requires us to do. Recognize the needs, love the people, help them to grow and get their needs met and be secure in who they are. Is that what you think of as church? I found that and this is how it is. Maybe you are not a Christian, that is okay and your choice, this post is about a Christian church that lives up to the calling of Jesus. Tell me what you think. Chapters: |
 | Tribulation | pat4novels | Poetry | 5 | 1.51 | Mar 28, 2008 |
Summary:The forth book in this series is about tribulation. I am not posting anymore of “A Transformation,” for it would reveal too much of the novel.
Before I stop posting here, I want to thank all who have responded to my writings or who will respond to them in the near future. Unless I receive more reviews, I doubt very much that I'll continue posting.
Many of you have viewed, but only a few have responded. To those who responded kindly or not so kindly I give you my heartfelt thanks. I also give you my best wishes and will continue to read your writings. Those whose readings I enjoyed, but did not respond to mine, I'll continue to read, but will not respond.
My God bless you all.
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 | Cruciform (rewrite) | Pete Lyons | Poetry | 1 | 0.64 | Mar 25, 2008 |
Summary:Mixed feelings about religion and nature clash in a short poem interweaving symbols of the cross and the seasons (among others).
A reworked version that addresses some of the previous comments and is a lot less ambiguous and truer to my original intent.
Any and all comments welcome.Chapters: |
 | Death Couldn't Keep Us. | pat4novels | Poetry | 0 | 1.13 | Mar 25, 2008 |
Summary:Read and enjoy, for this author is knocking on your door hoping you will invite her in and will give her a chance to tell this story. The name of the novel is "Nothing Is Impossible With Him - A Transformation."
Please do not ignore this poem.
I'll try to make it clearer. The principle character in my novel is Joseph. Joseph's father raped his mother, and he was born out of the rape on December 7, 1941, the day of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Joseph met his biological father, become his friend, and then, his mother murdered the man when she thought that he had come to take Joseph away from her.(Joseph didn't know that he was his real father)He saw him murdered a few days after his tenth birthday. All this and other happenings pertaining to death happened in the first novel, the second novel is about him meeting his first wife and his life with her. This novel comes after the other two. I aimed to use this poem as an inspiration to get others to read the novel. I personalized the word Death, and when I referred to God, I capitalize the letters.
I hope this helps.
Pat
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 | THAT VOODOO THING | Aristoben | Short Story | 6 | 0.86 | Mar 20, 2008 |
Summary: Man thinks he is being cajoled into marrying a Haitian
woman by her father's voodoo potionChapters: |
 | A Love Supreme | touch1stone | Poetry | 6 | 0.24 | Mar 19, 2008 |
Summary:I was listening to John Coltrane's immortal disc "A Love Supreme", and decided to add a poetic twist. During the time of this record, Coltrane was going through a spiritual awakening...this is my take on it. Chapters: |
 | April: biology and theology | brosna11 | Poetry | 9 | 0.21 | Mar 19, 2008 |
Summary:Easter brings many natural events and stories that renew hope for the afterlife. This poem jumbles them all together in one. Chapters: |
 | Gym Psalm | Brenda Michele | Poetry | 3 | 0.64 | Mar 13, 2008 |
Summary:A modern take on the 23rd Psalm (not many people know much about shepherding, let alone see them too often. But, a personal trainer, that we understand.Chapters: |
 | THE CROSS IS EMPTY | Justi Moody | Poetry | 11 | 0.82 | Mar 11, 2008 |
Summary:I am a believer. If I offend anyone I apologize but I am what I am and this is my new beginning experience much later in life. I grew up in church but later found it on my own. Chapters: |
 | God's Special Place | laptimestories | Poetry | 7 | 1.52 | Mar 5, 2008 |
Summary: A young girl finds comfort from Grandmother on the lost of her cat.
( To any readers, I have tried to get this poem to publish
in the correct form over 20 times and it won't do it. So as much as it shows that the sentances do not indent and it all runs together I stll want your feed back)
I have tried to edit and will not let me.Chapters: |
 | Death-The End or The Beginning? Edited February 10, 2008. | Dur Shacho | Poetry | 2 | 2.62 | Feb 11, 2008 |
Summary:This piece is presented solely to encourage thought. The questions asked-I suspect, have been asked since the emergence of conscience, thinking mankind. Obviously there are no definitive answers to these questions. However, as death is truly the only inevitable, universal experience that all creation experiences, perhaps it's worth asking these and many other questions. If nothing else realizing that your questions are shared is of value, isn't it? At least that is the motivation that prompted this poem. It is the last in a series of five poems that started with 'Why God?' Chapters: |
 | "Eloi, Eloi, lema sabachthani?" | Justi Moody | Poetry | 6 | 1.21 | Feb 9, 2008 |
Summary:It has been a fascinating concept, and I fully accept that Jesus was fully God and fully man. That he was one part of the Godhead in three parts: Father, Son and Holy Spirit poured out to become one sacrifice for all mankind who would humble themselves only to the point of saying I believe and I am sorry please forgive me....Life everlasting. This is about the man, Jesus asking the father if he can escape the crucifiction?Chapters: |
 | I AM THAT I AM | Justi Moody | Poetry | 6 | 0.29 | Feb 5, 2008 |
Summary:Sometimes you just write. Something in your head wants out! That is the simplicity of this. I appreciate your reading. Chapters: |
 | Unanswerable questions explored-edited Jan. 26, 2008 | Dur Shacho | Poetry | 1 | 1.39 | Jan 27, 2008 |
Summary:This piece is only an attempt to explore some of the continuing, unanswerable questions that face mankind. The stated answers are only intended to cause the reader to think. Obviously these questions have faced mankind since conscience thought became possible. Chapters: |
 | The Fight | Anastasia | Poetry | 5 | 1.27 | Jan 27, 2008 |
Summary:I have a friend who has lost everything, She thinks that she has to face her demons alone, I am a believer and I have told her that is not so. This is open to interpretation. All feedback is welcome.Chapters: |
 | The Preacher Man | Anastasia | Poetry | 4 | 0.83 | Jan 18, 2008 |
Summary:Please forgive me if I should post more than twice today, I do not intenet to bump anyone from places. I just have a heavy heart and feel that are just some things that need to be asked and said. all feedback welcome. Opinions welcome too......I did not write this with expectation of publishment, I'm just trying to figure out this Crazy world.Chapters: |
 | wabi sabi day | brosna11 | Poetry | 6 | 0.11 | Jan 1, 2008 |
Summary:if you are a perfectionist, surrender to wabi sabi and be happier - share your thoughts on imperfectionChapters: |
 | A Samurai's suicide poem-last edit October 9-Thanks to all the reviewers who helped me try to perfect this. | Dur Shacho | Poetry | 2 | 0.83 | Dec 16, 2007 |
Summary:This suicide poem of a Samurai is an attempt to underscore the cultural differences between western culture and eastern culture. The west is largely Christian. In Japan Christians amount to less than 3%. The culture is largely agnostic--Buddhism and Shintoism are the primary 'religions' although they are more philosophies than religions.//Imagine not believing in a supreme being and contemplating the end of your life as an absolute ending, by your own hand?//This poem is the creation of the author's imagination and is not at all authentic. I'm not Japanese but I've lived in Japan for nineteen years over a thirty five year period from the mid fifties to the late eighties. I graduated from a Japanese grade school in 1964.//The Japanese have a deep sense of honor. They are particularly sensitive to anything that reflects negatively on themselves, their family or their company. Most suicides in Japan are over issues of honor.//Personally, I'll never forget receiving a hand delivered wedding invitation on Monday, only to have it have it retrieved the following Monday, because the father of the bride opposed the marriage, and executed his wife, son and daughter with a Samurai sword, and then took his own life. The groom was the President of a large Japanese distribution company.//This poem, and many other cultural differences and nuances, are what inspired me to write the novel Corporate Samurai. Chapters: |
 | A Revelation | michael webb | Short Story | 3 | 1.55 | Dec 3, 2007 |
Summary:I don't know how to do this without giving too much away. A man loses everything, including his faith in God. His sister is there, never waning, to help him. His life changes and if you believe him...so could yours. There, how's that for a hook.Chapters: |
 | The Lesser Sin | A.T.Schlesinger | Short Story | 6 | 0.06 | Nov 26, 2007 |
Summary:I asked a priest who teaches Ethics at my school if this had been fact in the 12th century, what impact would it have had on the Church? He said, “Very little. There would be enough evidence to discredit it, regardless of the source.” He also said it would have been a good thing. Debate of an issue should always be welcome... Chapters: |
 | Heaven's Music, The Code | fi koksinel | Short Story | 5 | 0.47 | Nov 15, 2007 |
Summary:This is the story of a young girl's experience after surgery. It was born out of my own experience as a mother watching her daughter code. (For all of you non-medical people, coding is when someone's heart stops.)
This is my imagination about what it the event is like from point of view of the person who is coding. Please let me know if it is confusing. I appreciate your opinions and input. Thanks for your help. Sincerely, FiChapters: |
 | TRIBUTE TO A REVEREND MOTHER | kulanga | Short Story | 3 | 0.32 | Nov 11, 2007 |
Summary:Please permit me to share my thought with you here at TNBW.
Today I was informed that my Reverend Mother Bernice— died suddenly. I suppose she was called home to Shepard her spirit flock in the International Temple of the spiritual Universe.
Today I wish her God speed...
Farewell dear Reverend Mother, friend.
Until we meet again.
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 | A Novel- IDEA (more drabble) | kulanga | Short Story | 4 | 0.06 | Nov 3, 2007 |
Summary:The “I” in IDEA is the biggest dare. It’s the oldest message in the greatest story ever told. Read on my dear, have no fear, just tell me what you hear.
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