Andrew C P Carnegie

Andrew C P Carnegie Poems

Prayer

We forgot to pray today,
Our mutual supplication,
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Royal blood

"Do you have royal blood"?
Question screams,
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Awakening


What of the wild waist willow,
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Sexist Selective's

I'm getting old, easily confused,
So things take time to sink in,
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John 10: 12

The hired hand is not the shepherd and does not own the sheep. So when he sees the wolf coming, he abandons the sheep and runs away. Then the wolf attacks the flock and scatters it.
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Two Views on Christianity

There is no possibility of God,
You would have to be extremely foolish to think,
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The Search to Find the Edge of the Ice

They say moss doesn't gather on a stone rolling, in motion,
And even wise algae gets left in the wake,
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Jump Start

Reflective pebbles dash the lost marbles of my kind,
I struggle to get going, almost certainly lost my mind,
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First Friends

I return to an old place and old friends,
Its grey stones stand ominous henge,
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Simeon spent his life waiting for Christmas day,
A moment prophesied by many who held sway,
That wonderful moment of waiting expectantly,
Upon something in the future, a virgins pregnancy.
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Around 29AD, a saviour claimed eternity as a light of future hope,
Recorded or foretold, accepted or rejected, he left a message that stretched,
Across the pages of all mankind, throughout all time, resurrected but neglected,
The simple message of loving each other, each human brother of different mothers,
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1.
Carol was feeling rather overwhelmed by all the supposed festivity,
Cooking and scrubbing, present wrapping, whilst other folk were out at parties,
She quietly cursed all the nonsense about Jesus and the nativity,
Costing so much money for a myth so regularly,
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When I was a kid, I know, long ago,
We scrumped apples from neighbours orchards,
Climbed trees, scared bees, skinned our knees,
And once, quite daft, built a raft on the river exe,
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Frozen Ground

Everything differs on frozen ground,
Brittle stalagmites obscure green skywards,
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Andrew C P Carnegie Biography

A descendant of his famous forebear after whom he is named, Andrew is an adventurer, entrepreneur and poet who became a born again Christian by complete surprise in 2012. Holder of several business awards he was also humbled to be one of the 18 people selected to receive a national award for exceptional bravery from the UK's association of chief police officers in 2013. Andrew has advised and run companies on an international basis, principally across Europe with a focus on health care. He holds qualifications in allied medical physiology and combat medicine from his short six year service in the Royal Army Medical Corp. A keen sailor, Andrew owns a Rival 41AC and since 1993 has covered some 50,000 miles at sea, often accompanied by his four young children. He has appeared as himself in the Radio 4 docudrama, 'Mayday, Mayday' due to an incident that occurred the night he met his wife. He has also appeared on several TV shows as an audience member, most recently being reported globally for his questioning of the MP Michael Gove during the Brexit campaign. Following his Damascus road experience in 2012, Andrew attended a part time course in Theology at Trinity college Bristol and is due to complete a Higher diploma in Theology and Mission in early 2017. His interest in poetry has been life long, His Great Grandfather on his father side, (the famous Andrew Carnegie) , was a poet as well as being one of the Worlds richest men and on his mother side his much loved grandfather, Charlie Brown, wrote poetry. A poem written by him on his mothers birth certificate sparked Andrews interest at a young age however he never published anything. IN 2014 a dream told him to start writing Christian related poetry on Twitter, a medium he had never used, and very rapidly he amassed a growing number of followers. This has led to several commercial offers and Andrew is due to feature in a small way in an up and coming TV advertising campaign on ITV. Andrew loves sailing but also has a long history of diving with BSAC and PADi and hides badly a secret love of Morgan sports cars.)

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We Forgot To Pray

Prayer

We forgot to pray today,
Our mutual supplication,
Benefaction via genuflection,
The midweek start to day,
And we forgot to pray.

We forgot that perfection,
Become a broken situation,
That our human condition,
Was of our own volition,
And we forgot to pray.

We forgot that God's promise,
Was not to be controlling,
But in a relationship evolving,
That God needs constant permission,
But we forgot to pray.

We forgot to see the simple things,
The rise of sun and dimple things,
Birdsong on a frosty mourn,
The breath of life that does adorn,
And we forgot to pray.

So as we forgot to pray,
Dear God thank you for this day,
Thank you for all that we survey,
That we are fearfully but wondrously made,
And sorry we forgot to pray.

@Andrew Carnegie, Apologetic in Wiltshire, January 5th 2017.

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