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Recent Reviews for Eddie Thompson

A Pastor's Heart (Book) - 7/9/2005 8:11:34 AM
I can definitely feel your pastor's heart in this reading. Thank you for sharing it. It is such a lightening to the burdened soul.

A Pastor's Heart (Book) - 10/19/2004 8:23:05 PM
The excerpt sounds excellent... God Bless Michelle~

Shuttlebus To Glory (Book) - 10/19/2004 8:21:47 PM
I'll have to look into this for our little Children's Church group... God Bless Michelle~

A Pastor's Heart (Book) - 9/17/2004 8:00:24 AM
Enjoyed this excerpt. Would love to read the book.

A Pastor's Heart (Book) - 4/14/2004 6:06:54 PM
Eddie, The excerpt paints a wonderful portrait of a man called to be a Pastor and to accept him as he is - a man. Wonderful. Cynthia

Shuttlebus To Glory (Book) - 2/19/2004 10:42:03 PM

A Pastor's Heart (Book) - 10/25/2003 2:22:01 PM
enjoyed the excerpt, nice cover

Packy (Short Story) - 11/6/2008 1:37:34 PM
Such a wonderful, captivating story! What a miracle of grace God provided in your family! thank you so much for sharing in this way. Would you believe I have a brother Pat(rick) who is with the Lord, and when we as kids made up silly names for each other, he was Packy Ruben. I also read your poem SIN and your article on gay marriage. Great work, and a great witness you are on the Den. Sincerely, Connie

Packy (Short Story) - 5/23/2008 8:13:47 AM
well said

Packy (Short Story) - 9/21/2007 8:40:56 AM
I know Packy, too, and I knew Bro. Pat, too...and it's all true. lol Bro. Pat truly was a walking miracle in another aspect, also....pretty much a shy, not-very-talkative guy outside the pulpit; an anointed, articulate (with a few memorable exceptions...private joke for Eddie, lol) fireball behind it. I can't remember ever reading this whole story before, Eddie...glad I did this time. Reminded me of how much I love you and LJ.

Packy (Short Story) - 5/8/2006 11:41:30 AM
A soul-reaching story, Eddie. Thank you for sharing it. Love and peace to you, Regis

A Tale of Two Ceremonies (Short Story) - 1/24/2006 10:47:26 AM
A most compelling story, Eddie. Thank you for sharing this gift. Love and peace to you, Regis

Packy (Short Story) - 1/17/2006 10:55:12 AM
What a beautiful and touching story. I had to wait for five minutes or so before I could get the tears out of my eyes to post. Well Done...

Legacy (Short Story) - 6/24/2005 12:06:22 PM
wonderful story, pastor eddie! very well done; bravo!! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D

A Tale of Two Ceremonies (Short Story) - 6/23/2005 4:02:40 PM
Pastor, you ought to seriously consider doing more stories! You are terrific at it! Very well done; glad I stopped by! Almost missed this 'un! Thank you for sharing! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D Just thought you'd like to know, but I went to church last night and got blessed! Am going again next week! Can't wait!! :) Keep us in your prayers still! Thanks! :) (That's Karla and myself, Karen! :) )

The Egret (Short Story) - 4/25/2005 12:02:43 PM
Love it, Eddie. Nice job. Love and peace to you. Regis

Packy (Short Story) - 2/5/2005 1:02:28 PM
Hello I have a great point of view because I am that same Packy that tried to fly twice I now pastor and have a family of my own the strength that I received through the years with Eddie and our growing up have keep me through all the fires of life knowing that there was someone there to bust my face lol love you Eddie/.

Packy (Short Story) - 11/16/2004 5:20:15 PM
Eddie, Extremely well written and inspirational. Our favorite song in our home, "I Believe I Can Fly." BTW, you have just been blessed with the Den's Thanksgiving Day gift of giving. Pass the blessings, please and visit another author in the spirit of the season. Happy Thanksgiving! Cynthia

Packy (Short Story) - 6/12/2004 10:49:23 AM
A heart breaker, Eddie ... thanks for this beautiful write! Robert

Legacy (Short Story) - 4/18/2004 3:54:03 AM
enjoyed the read

A Tale of Two Ceremonies (Short Story) - 3/22/2004 3:58:20 PM
Thank you for sharing. As members of a congregation, we can't imagine what our pastors have to deal with on any given day. Just one more reason for us to lift them up in prayer.

Football And Scrambled Eggs (Short Story) - 2/27/2004 1:26:10 PM
wonderful story telling, pastor eddie; was moved to tears by this story! great job on this; truly enjoyed~ (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :D

Football And Scrambled Eggs (Short Story) - 2/21/2004 8:48:01 PM
"scrambled eggs." That story brought tears to my eyes. One line in particular stood out: *How quickly she had permanently solved a very temporary problem.* How do we ever know for sure which problems are temporary and which ones are permanent? Joan

Packy (Short Story) - 2/17/2004 7:43:51 AM
Hi, Eddie! Quite a touching story you've written. Isn't it wonderful and amazing how we can use the experiences of our lives to fuel the imagination and inspire others! I can see why you're a pastor. Thanks for the heart-warming tale. Steve Fisher

A Tale of Two Ceremonies (Short Story) - 2/16/2004 3:30:13 PM
A very touching story. As a former parish priest, I have been in that situation on more than one occasion and felt the same jumble of emotions Pastor Bourgeois did. I sense a kindred spirit in Pastor Thompson, though we've never met.

Football And Scrambled Eggs (Short Story) - 2/11/2004 7:02:13 AM
Eddie, Wow! I want some football and scrambled eggs. This is simply - beautiful. Cynthia

Football And Scrambled Eggs (Short Story) - 2/7/2004 5:29:44 PM
What a beautiful story to read first thing in the morning. No unnecessary pain, no sorrow, no violence, just hope. Thanks.

Packy (Short Story) - 1/30/2004 8:27:43 PM
This story broke my heart and then offered warm, loving healing. The gift of unspoken love between you and Packy and your fierce desire to protect each other during the bad times comes through clearly. Even your understated words shout silently the truth of brotherhood. Thank you for sharing that in such a touching way, you write beautifully. Carol

Football And Scrambled Eggs (Short Story) - 12/5/2003 2:53:04 PM
Eddie, This is awesome! Wonderful emotional expression throughout. Incredibly well written. Thank you, Tami

Packy (Short Story) - 11/5/2003 11:03:18 AM
good story about packy; enjoyed! (((HUGS))) and love, your friend in texas, karen lynn. :D

The Egret (Short Story) - 10/8/2003 1:30:12 PM
I loved the allegory. Please keep writing.

The Egret (Short Story) - 10/8/2003 9:43:50 AM
good write! :D (((HUGS)))

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 11/18/2009 2:54:06 AM
I beg to ask what human has a right to bang a moral drum. Every nation, faith, creed, male, female, blah blah, has a flaw. Spouting American justice - tell that to the Native Americans. Family members can't marry as they risk abnormal children. Polygamy isn't harmful, it's just not viewed appropriate in today's 'society', but still exists in some states. And bringing God into it - isn't God meant to love all his children????? Who are we to judge whether he loves only those that conform to present society. The Bible is 2000 years old, times change. Anyone that recites the Lord's prayer should actually take note of what it says and also take note of what the Bible also says - there are many areas that don't ring true in today's 'society'. Isn't a Christian supposed to love his neighbours. Or does he just love those that meet the criteria. If a Catholic does wrong, he can go confess, and all is forgiven. You go to heaven, God forgives you. Again, is that just heterosexuals? Using God as a reason to discriminate against someone is going against all Jesus died for is it not. Love is a human right - the anti gay lobby should look deep into themselves and ask if they feel justified denying a human being the right to openly love another. My son is gay and in a civil partnership and you couldn't find two gentler thoughtful people, who don't make a big deal of it. I would rather he were gay than a woman hater, of whom there are many in the 'straight' world. I actually thank God for him every day. Tell me where the harm is in our society as a result of someone being gay as opposed to the harm done by people who like to take the moral high road. One more thing - being gay is NOT limited to the human population, it is a proven FACT that animals can also be gay.

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 8/26/2009 12:44:34 PM
Eddie you have a good a point. I really wish people would read the bible because it clearly states those who are perverse, wicked, HOMOSEXUALS, and all who do evil biding will not ever enter heaven, so therefore being gay is not right and yes the other religions state that marriage is a special bonding between a MAN AND A WOMAN (I made it in bold so all the idiots and ignorant people can read and understand,SO ALL YOU PEOPLE READ THE BIBLE AND READ OTHER RELIGIONS BELIEFS AS WELL THEY ALL SAY THE SAME THING).

Biblical Anwers To Common Arguments Against Creation (Article) - 6/21/2009 10:40:08 AM
As a non-literalist Christian, I appreciate any attempts to reconcile the Biblical stories with reality. I do want to point out that evolutionary theory has nothing to say about the existence of God or lack thereof. Evolutionary theorists have no position either way. I do have a bigger problem, though, with the Theological War strategists who feel it is okay to lie or use fallacious thought to convert (or to strengthen their own beliefs). -"Evolution is hamstrung by the fact that most of its missing links are still missing." This is just not true. There is a direct link of evolutionary fossils. To suggest otherwise is to be dishonest or is moving the goal posts farther back. If the fossil record and remains don't satisfy you, then genetic links should. -The 'earth deceleration' myth has been debunked. It's a mistaken calculation by creationists. -The 'moondust' myth has likewise been debunked. YEC depend on data from before 1960 (before we even landed on the moon) to come up with this claim. -"Evolution is based on faith in the unseen origin, and so our schools are actually teaching the RELIGION of Evolution! Ain't that somethin', we can't say "Jesus loves you" but we can teach the religion of evolution. (Even Darwin changed his mind before he died.)" Virtually all of the above is untrue and really bats for the cycle. Evolution itself has nothing to do with the origin of life. It has to do with changes over time. The Theory of the Descent of Man has to do with the origin of human life, and that is seen in the fossil record and in the discovered remains. Religion doesn't enter into it. Would a police detective be relying on religion to say a murder occurred at a crime scene even if he didn't witness it? Darwin didn't change his mind before he died. That's a myth propagated by creationists. (I guess if the devil can use the truth to tell a lie, a 'true' Christian can use a lie to tell the Truth?) -"God does exist, take my word for it" is an Appeal to Authority, and if I don't take His word for it, why would I take someone on the internet's -- especially someone with admitted less authority? -"Science always seems to answer questions with questions." Actually, science answers questions and then questions those answers to see if they hold up. That's just how it works, and it works quite well. -"I ask them to prove to me that God does not exist and they do not know what to say." Another fallacious argument. You can't prove a negative. For a counter-proposal - Why don't you prove *I'm* not God? -"if people say there is no god, who do you think made all the beautiful stars, the sky, the trees, the animals?" Who do you think made all the beautiful God? As I said, I appreciate attempts to reconcile the good book with the advancements we've made in the ensuing 1700-2000 years in which it was written, but using or repeating lies, falsehoods and fallacious thinking only sets back the cause of finding Truth.

Biblical Anwers To Common Arguments Against Creation (Article) - 6/7/2009 8:46:10 PM
I hate how people always see it as religion OR science. Science can be about understanding Gods mysteries, not taking them down. I don't get the literalist view on the bible though... There are some things that should very probably not be taken exactly literally (stoning people etc.), so I don't see that the creation myth needs to be exactly correct as written to validate the book as a whole. Why isn't evolution just like this series of floods, a method of God improving what he created, an ongoing creation miracle...

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 6/3/2009 4:59:59 AM
Okay, so what are we straight people supposed to do? Shall we go about mentioning our sexual activities, calling it our right to free speech? Personally, I don't want to know what some stranger does in bed. Anyone else confused about this?

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 5/3/2009 9:39:16 AM
It has long been decided throughout our history, our customs and traditions that the Amercian family is key to our thriving society. In fact, the very purpose of marriage between a man and a woman is for the protection of our legacy, our children. Gays have no inherent right to marry because they do not meet the requirements to qualify for such protection. They can't reproduce between themselves, even with artificial insemination or test tube, it would not be a production of them both.

Biblical Anwers To Common Arguments Against Creation (Article) - 4/17/2009 9:48:08 AM
Well said. Eddie. But why argue with atheists, their first premise is wrong. God does exist, take my word for it.. If the first premise is wrong, then everything based on it is wrong. When asked � If there is a God how come�? My answer is simple� Why don�t you ask him?

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 4/6/2009 11:05:30 PM
Eddie, you are right about the burden of proof. The whole gay agenda is based on an appeal to emotion rather than logic, and deception rather than honesty. The 'civic union' idea was a ploy to buy radicals time. The intent has always been to gain acceptance of a perverse life-style at any cost. The whole agenda is incredibly selfish and full of hatred for heterosexuals and against the Creator God. Satan is behind it and is skillfully manipulating those in their ignorance and darkness to eventually obliterate all gender and sexual differences. Satan is thinking long-range- centuries even- into the future. When Christ returns,and removes His people, then those left on earth will finally get their way for seven years, but at the end, God will cast them into the Lake of Fire. (1 Corinthians 6:9-11) Homosexuals can repent and be made normal by Christ. Those caught in Satan's deception will not agree with your article, so do not be discouraged. The darkness HATES the light but we are called to tell them the truth in love, which I believe you have done.

The Battle Against Racism In Jena: Jena-Cide (Article) - 3/18/2009 5:19:30 AM
Well written and documented. Sad indeed! There�s a lot of racism in America all right and white people have been the victims since the 1960s. Almost 100% of the black people that voted for Obama said it was because he is black. The major of non blacks who voted for Obama also said they did so because he is black and they wanted to prove that they aren�t racists. Say, I guess that means he the first president elected by a racist majority.

Does Evolution Explain Origins? (Article) - 3/17/2009 7:52:20 PM
I'm glad you made the important point that those who accept Intelligent Design are not attacking evolution per se, merely asserting that it is utterly inadequate to explain the origin of life and certain developments since then. That point is so often obscured or overlooked.

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 2/10/2009 10:51:34 AM
Hey Eddie, I think the point was made by a few people that your logic is flawed. "marriage has always been between a man and a woman, so therefore..." or some such nonsense. In fact, the Christian Church, prior to the Protestant split, had in their ceremonies a clearly defined celebration of marriage between men and men and women and women, just as they once allowed priests to marry. Another responder here made a good point; you seem to very emotionally wrapped up in this issue and your writinig suffered as a result.

Biblical Anwers To Common Arguments Against Creation (Article) - 1/26/2009 8:34:46 PM
In response to #1, The words don't give any hint that the earth had already existed prior to God's creating them. [In the beginning, when God created the heavens and the earth, it was a formless wasteland..] The Bible explains that Earth's first appearance was precisely when God had created it along with the heavens on the first day (Genesis 1:1-5). Unless you insert a gap of billions of years between lines 2 and 3, then God proceeds directly after this to mold the formless wasteland into the earth we know today. "God THEN said, 'Let there be light'..." 'Then' specifies that his sweeping over the mighty waters is the instance in which the reshaping commenced. If lines 1 and 2 have no break of time between them, then the word 'Then' in line 3 specifies the reshaping to occur at the point in time directly after the act of creation. This means that God did not wait billions of years to build our modern earth. There was no gap separating its reshaping and its coming into existence. If the word's aren't taken for their literal meaning, then anyone can add 'probablys' to the whole book, and then what are you left with but a template for one's own imagination that allows them to make-up whatever story they would like to think happened. Something that is up for that much interpretation cannot be a solid basis for one's view of the theory of the origin's life. One might as well start from scratch with their own creation story. I think we should come to terms with reality and admit that we have no idea how it happened.

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 11/21/2008 3:49:37 AM
while I am straight, Christian and married; I know very well that a piece of paper is not ordained of god, or causes anyone to be faithful legal responsibilities and legal rights can be viewed as just that and not ordained by law, god or anyone else i have yet to find biblical statements leading to -go to court house and get piece of paper-

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 11/20/2008 4:01:28 PM
I am not a gay speaking on behalf of gays and i do have 2 gay uncles. this is complete bs. no where does it say in the bible gays cant get married. Gays have a right to be happy. look at the 14th amendment as citizens of the us we have the right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Gays want to be married it is there right to pursue it. God says to love but not whom. Next religion does not matter. We are not all christians

The Battle Against Racism In Jena: Jena-Cide (Article) - 11/10/2008 6:38:11 PM
Thanks for enlightening us all to the truth. Please keep up the great work so that we will all be adequately informed.

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 11/7/2008 4:58:50 PM
And when the moral majority starts tolling that bell for you...where will you stand?

Biblical Anwers To Common Arguments Against Creation (Article) - 9/12/2008 7:49:08 AM
I support the theory of intelligent design, however my belief is centered in my experience with OBE (out of body experience) which I had when my heart stopped in a hospital almost thirty years ago. The process the body goes through at death is an amazing set of occurrences. I was 'dead' for about three minutes. while the doctors were zapping me I was an interested observer from above the clamor of activity on the be beneath me. I was in the most tranquil state of having gone beyond pain and the restraints of simply living. I know what I saw and I also know what some scientists claim I went through, describing it as a natural process protecting any human from the finality of death. Or protecting one from trauma as the body shuts down. They insist this is simply a normal function everyone experiences at death, a release of endorphins. To that I will agree and then ask, "If this is so, what is the need for that process if we cease to exist immediately upon dying? None? Well, yes, if there really is nothing else, no feeling, nothing: and a resounding NO if its purpose serves as the transition between one existence governed by physical function and another higher form of being. At least ponder this.

Hurricane Gustav (Article) - 9/7/2008 4:51:20 AM
glad you are safe

The Argument Against Gay Marriages (Article) - 8/21/2008 6:31:41 PM
Mr. Thompson, congratulations on a well thought out article. You are correct that there is an agenda here that even homosexuals themselves aren't aware of, at least for the most part. Opening doors to the benefits of matrimony to gays and Lesbians will eventually put a burden on those rights intended for the conventional marriage, as if so much 'progressive' latitude hasn't already created an ever increasing burden on the tax-payers of this country. This is supposedly 'A government of the people, by the people, and for the people.' Not for any special interest group feeling the need for another Washington DC hand-out. Progressive thinking has led to the weakening of the under-pinnings of a free society, that being the Constitution. We need more people willing to speek out for freedom and not reaching out for a hand-out.

See You At The Pole (Article) - 8/12/2008 9:55:48 AM
I really like this lesson of faith and the love of Christ. I especially liked the last line," We love Christ. We love one another. And we are going to make a difference in this world." AMEN John Michael

Lifestyles of the Spiritually Myopic (Article) - 5/18/2008 12:02:32 AM
The Christian god is not the only god in the human pantheon. May are spiritual in nature, gay, and believe in a spiritual aspect of nature without being christian. You do not have a monopoly.

Lifestyles of the Spiritually Myopic (Article) - 5/17/2008 8:59:27 PM
God is not only an "actual Being" but, as the Bible says, "God is Love". Sexual predators exist in every society. Two of history's worse (Garavito and Pedro Lopez) were born not in our society but in Colombia. I challenge, therefore, that our society "spawns such beasts". Remember, the first murder occurred when there wasn't any society. Only 4 people on the earth. Who can we blame?

Praying For America (Article) - 5/2/2008 5:14:15 AM
I pray for our country, every day. God help us!! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( Excellent write!

LaSalle High School Rebuilt (Article) - 3/21/2008 5:01:02 PM
Thanks for sharing this article. I love this article. God is good. It pays to wait and be still .......... Angela Doreathy Glass Watkins

The Journey To Unity In Jena: Revival (Article) - 3/20/2008 9:06:27 AM
I was excited to find this article. I was amazed at the lack of news of someone stepping forward to bring about reconciliation among the people in Jena. The writing of Jeremiah 8:22 has been on my mind that says "Is there no balm in Gilead; is there no physician there? why then is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered?" We know that "There is a Balm in Gilead to Heal a Sin Sick Sole." This balm is Jesus, the Christ. I hope you can be of assistance to me in a particular matter. I am on the Board of Directors of the Louisiana Council on Human Relations. At our last Board meeting, I suggested that the Council sponsor two $100 awards for students at Jena High School, one to a black student and one to a white student who has demonstrated an attitude of reconciliation. I was asked to see who in Jena I could contact. I would greatly appreciate any assistance you can give to help me implement my task.

Where Butterflies Can Thrive (Poetry) - 10/17/2009 10:45:51 AM
A "Very Good" description of life as seen through a butterfly.

Where Butterflies Can Thrive (Poetry) - 9/23/2009 8:41:48 AM
BEAUTIFUL POEM!!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva

The Beast (Poetry) - 9/20/2009 7:45:51 AM
A brilliant LIGHT is soon approaching for HIS bride. I am truly sorry for your loss. Your poem is moving and reflects a wisdom that most do not possess richard

The Beast (Poetry) - 9/18/2009 10:25:57 PM
ALTHOUGH IT DOESN'T SEEM LIKE IT...TEARS ARE A 'BALM' THAT HEALS THE WOUNDS FOR ...'WEEPING ENDURES FOR A NIGHT BUT JOY COMES IN THE MORNING' ... IT WILL GET BETTER, MY DEN BROTHER, LITTLE BY LITTLE. MAY GOD GIVE YOU PEACE AND RELEASE IN YOUR ACHING HEART. THANKS FOR SHARING. BLESSINGS. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

Remembering Again An October Beach (Poetry) - 9/12/2009 8:18:19 AM
I'm sorry about your loss.This is a wonderful poem.I know she means the world to you.Beautifully written piece.take care EDWIN

Remembering An October Beach (Poetry) - 9/12/2009 8:15:34 AM
Great poem,excellent work EDWIN

IF... (Poetry) - 9/12/2009 3:53:38 AM
HEAVENLY BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva

IF... (Poetry) - 9/11/2009 4:05:33 AM
I'm so sorry for your loss but glad you knew such love with an extraordinary woman. Deeply touching tribute Eddie.

IF... (Poetry) - 9/10/2009 9:45:23 PM
Eddie I am so deeply sorry for you loss. It is so evident through your words how much you miss and love her. May God bless you and stand by your side always.... Be always safe, Karen

God's Angel Laura Keen (Poetry) - 8/18/2009 2:07:15 PM
One can sense the utter dispair within your heart at such a devastating loss. There are many standing by your side and God is there to carry you through such a difficult time. Always remember your angel... Be always safe, Karen

God's Angel Laura Keen (Poetry) - 8/17/2009 2:45:59 PM
You're in my prayers, Pastor Eddie; I am so sorry! (((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <

God's Angel Laura Keen (Poetry) - 8/17/2009 2:17:55 PM
I'm sorry for your loss, Eddie. A lovely write of compassion and borrowed strength - from Above and through friends who help to get you through. Well penned. (((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Tin Man (Poetry) - 3/21/2009 9:45:57 AM
For inspiration, I sometimes lie on the ground, stare at the clouds and talk silently with the Lord. He never fails. Blessings, J'nia

You Should Have Known (Poetry) - 3/21/2009 9:43:48 AM
Amen. Blessings, J'nia

SIN (Poetry) - 3/21/2009 9:42:13 AM
Oh so powerfully true and powerfully penned. Blessings, J'nia

Success (Poetry) - 9/26/2008 12:21:14 PM
Enchanting!

Loneliness (Poetry) - 8/7/2008 11:53:16 AM
Loneliness, how do you get to be happy again. It know it is quite hard. We put on a good show and say we are alright, but are we? No I'm not, i need my Lord and Savior to help me fight this loneliness even today.

You Should Have Known (Poetry) - 8/1/2008 7:19:44 AM
Tis True Some Things Go Unsaid & Some things May Go Unnoticed... But The Emotion Expressed I Am Sure Would Always Be Felt Even If Left Unsaid...The Heart Speaks To Another Heart In Volumes... Embraced ~ Embrass� Vickie

SIN (Poetry) - 8/1/2008 7:16:59 AM
Good Morning Eddie, This Is A Truthful & Powerfully Emotionally Expressed Poem. Sinful Temptaion is indeed everywhere & in everything here in this earthly flesh of the living. May You Always Know The Blessing Within Your Band of Protective Angels Much Love & Peace to You Embraced ~ Embrass� Vickie

SIN (Poetry) - 7/30/2008 8:06:46 AM
A POWERFUL POEM! Exceptionally well written! GOD has blessed you with talent!

Tic, Tic, Tic... (Poetry) - 4/28/2008 5:46:19 PM
Wonderful piece...

Ageless King (Poetry) - 4/28/2008 5:45:42 PM
Youare a man of God with a heart and pen of Gold, love this....

SIN (Poetry) - 4/28/2008 5:44:46 PM
Beautiful write, you are definitely not a luke warm Christian! Sad when people are afraid to stand for what they believe.

Creamy Cloud Of Slosherings (Poetry) - 2/21/2008 8:49:57 AM
Beautifully done. I love the imagery and the emotion.

Upon Discovering True Love (Poetry) - 1/9/2008 9:32:44 AM
I love this poem. I know exactly how u feel. I feel the exact same way about someone right now. But i was trying to explain the poem to someone else and they were confused or whatever. I was hoping you could email me a clear explanation of the poem that i can show them. Because I'm not to good with words. But its nice i love it.