Thursday, October 8, 2009

7 Do You Know My Lord? Comments

Rating: 4.7

Do you feel the pain of nails, thrust through your tender hands,
Do you feel those evil thorns, a crown twisted in bands,
The excruciating agony, of iron pierced through your feet,
The shame of being spat upon, on a Roman pebbled street,
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Alf Hutchison
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Amir Forougi 18 November 2009

Powerfull religious poem with a ubiquous sense of faith and fate.10

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Jayram Daya 03 November 2009

To know the Lord is to know you self. Well written.

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Mehta Hasmukh Amathalal 17 October 2009

If your heart, spirit, mind and soul, have never felt His sword, Then without doubt my friend, “You know not…my precious Lord...........it is lovely feeling and sadness is visibly reflecting in lines... one who is close to lord may know all this feelings and act too.....beautiful....10 read mine...o, lord...humble submission....prayer...prayer for friend....go bacl....

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Obinna Eruchie 17 October 2009

This is on the crucifixion of Jesus, it is expressed with depth.

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Ken E Hall 17 October 2009

The Lord is my sheppard.......and a nice poem of his suffering and a showing of your faith....++++10 regards

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Jerry Hughes 16 October 2009

Can't say I have Alf, I'm a contented agnostic. Cheers, Jerry

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Almedia Knight-Oliver 16 October 2009

A beautiful praise poem. I respect all religions, even those before 4 centuries ago for they too praised their Gods. You are a true poet of your faith who wrote this lovely poem from the depth of your belief and spirit. a 10 \welcome back Alf

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Jack Price 15 October 2009

Thanks for the invitation to read and enjoy this wonderful poem. It is excellent. I will move this to my favorites list......... J. l.

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Lee Crowell 14 October 2009

sorry Alf, this is well written but against my belief that God brings us joy and happiness, the need to suffer is an old myth

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Dr Hitesh Sheth 13 October 2009

He is not only the God of Suffering but also the God of glory, surely he would come with his blazing glory.........a good write.........

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Seema Chowdhury 13 October 2009

such a nice and lovely composition. full of faith and love for the Lord. thanks alot for sharing this wonderful piece with all. take care

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Ernestine Northover 12 October 2009

That is a very moving poem Alf, so well woven together and a joy to read. His glorification on the cross was the ultimate pain but it had to happen so that the Lord was whole again in heaven, and could lead us to everlastine life. A wonderful thing that we should treasure. He did it for all mankind with love. Love and hugs Ernestine XXX

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Chitra - 12 October 2009

A poem filled with devotion and faith...!

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Ency Bearis 12 October 2009

An excellent write....it touched my heart and my conscience upon reading this. A well written verses with powerful reminder and messages..................10

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Tia Maria 11 October 2009

Dear Alf - You have written the truth & written it so well... the pain we feel cannot compare. Thank God for Jesus who took our cross to bare... thank you for reminding us as we do so need constant reminders. God bless you dear friend xx

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Luwi Habte 11 October 2009

well, poet and the christian fellow... am speachless to your acreation also your writings so very well penned poems luwi

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Ravi A 11 October 2009

An excellent thought put in grand verses! Yes. You have rightly presented the theme. Man is never reflective this way and this is the reason for today's pitfalls. Well said.

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A poem of passion and faith and the questions work really well. It is great to have you back. I believe there have been many prophets to spread the word of God and Christ is revered by so many. A skillful poem with extremely vivid imagery. 10 love Karin

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Sally Plumb Plumb 11 October 2009

A vrey Christian write.

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Christina Phan 11 October 2009

wow this speaks to me thnks for sharing n fanastic job 10++ kept it up

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