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Books
· And The Parade Went By

· Early Works

· Seasons

· Opening Acts - 2nd Edition

· As This World Winds Down - 1st Edition

· As This World Winds Down

· Norwood Night And Other Poems


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· Observations of a fellow Human

· When The World Weighs You Down

· When All Seems Lost - What Can a Good Person DO?

· a fresh Christmas poem by Z.B.McClure

· True Security in an Unsecure World

· How The Poem Loyalty Came To Be Written

· How To Choose Love 3

· How To Choose Love 2

· How To Choose Love

· This Christmas is a LOT LIKE the First Christmas!


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· Even A Dog ( Loved, Needed and Wanted

· Nicholas Malachi

· Only

· Selling Sales

· (JESUS), I Do

· When I Was Gone - David Clure

· When I Was Gone - David Clure

· When I Was Gone - David Clure

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Greatest Kind of Wealth

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I am finding out the true value of things in this life, as I travel with my fellow humans through this pandemic trial...

Thursday, January 13, 2022

 Greatest Kind of Wealth
- David Clure

 

Last night I dreamed,
before this morn,
of friends along
the way;
you know, how on
down through the years
we've shared both
work and play?

Some are for a
moment, then
quickly disappear,
but some are for
forever, and so
from year to year.

Lord, You've made us 
for loving You,
and all others as my self.
So, let me consider all
others as, the
greatest kind of wealth.


copyright 1/9/2022 David Clure

 



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Reviewed on February 2, 2022
Beautiful sentiments. I love your poem, David.

Reviewed by David Clure
Reviewed on January 20, 2022
hint: Whenever I write a poem, I labor intensively over each and every word, whether to use a word, or if there is a better word-choice I can make. Meditate on the phrase from my poem which says : "all others as my self." and may the Lord Jesus Christ Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer of all things, grant you His insight. This is soooo important, fellow humans.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on January 17, 2022
Studies show that we can only have less than five true friends throughout life. I have less than that from the ones that have died.

My wealth has been in the many strangers who I didn't know at all, but when they saw that I was in need, helped me out without any judgment. Without them, my life would've been much less richer.

Ron

Reviewed on January 15, 2022
Good friends are hard to find. However, one must be opened to receive true friendship. When found, one must treasure the friendship.

Sandie

Reviewed by JoAnne Cromp (Reader)
Reviewed on January 13, 2022
Beautiful truth !


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