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Pressings Gold bars into swords
by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER
Monday, March 01, 2010
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Pressing a little oil from dried up olives, a hard thing to do, but it's worth a try, had we pressed them while still young and ripe, instead there be more of the liquid ( love) to go around, but we didn't listen to his words did we, fear always drives us to save our miserable hides in this world no matter what, Billion bars of gold, instead of help thy neighbour even more so today.....

In the gardens of Gethsemane,

Peters sword back into the hilt,

Jesus hands admonished, it to stay,

So no one in his name be killed,

Do not portray my friend me weak,

Do not think me without courage,

Because I turn the other cheek,

Be though not to love, but hate a scourge,

Wave not your banner of false hopes,

In your temples or assemblies,

Wear ungodly dress or robes,

Surely there the devil be,

Fight my fight with love not swords,

Reach deep within your soul,

Follow not the common hordes,

To win their hearts your goal,

Swords to ploughshares turn this world,

Reap the gold that multiplies,

Soul by soul, your love unfurled,

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Reviewed by Dayvid Graybill	4/20/2010

Wow! Awestruck I am! This is very good! Dayvid




Reviewed by Inspire Hope	3/4/2010

Excellent Poetry Jasmin! Very inspirational and uplifting! God bless and sustain you in all that you put your hands to do! Thank you For sharing and caring! Much Love, Margaret




Reviewed by Patrick Granfors	3/3/2010

Ah the devil. He has lots of ties (mostly silk), and owns lots of souls. Your message is true but the hill is steep and the field is rocky. Patrick




Reviewed by John Domino	3/3/2010

Dynamic poetry! JMD




Reviewed by Liana Margiva	3/3/2010

VERY NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Liana Margiva




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	3/2/2010

Fight the Fight with Love, not Swords - something we should all be trying these sad days.




Reviewed by Georg Mateos	3/2/2010

From long long back the Lord said and the angel holding a sword will throw the demons from heavens, because if he had instead of holding a sword done the other cheek, he would have been clobbered like silly! Georg




Reviewed by John Flanagan	3/1/2010

Strong and inspirational, Jasmin, written with heart. John




Reviewed by Karen Palumbo	3/1/2010

Wise words from a kind heart. Extending a hand means so much more... Be always safe, Karen

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