Curtis Johnson Poems

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11.
The Two Of Us

The Two Of Us
By Curtis Johnson

I can see us now, sitting out back under the fruitless mulberry tree. Whether sitting side by side in lawn or rocking chairs, we are talking, smiling, and occasionally, holding hands.
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12.
For What, And Why?

So many people,
searching for the elusive.

So many worries,
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13.
The Church I See

I See A Church
By Curtis Johnson

I lay there, quietly and very much awake, having gotten into bed just a few minutes prior. I looked toward the clock on the dresser, and it was 11: 51 PM. I do not know if it was a vision, but it was clearly not a dream. I was sensitive to my surroundings and did not want to disturb my sleeping wife. So I continued to lie there as words and sentences formed themselves on the pages of my mind. Four leading words, “I See A Church” were the four words and that was the subject of it all. Since I do not know, I will leave its meaning to God; but I was certain that I was to share this with my Pastor first. I believe that it is from God, and now in condensed form, I share it with you. This is what I received:
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14.
Who Is She

Who Is She?
By Curtis Johnson

No. She’s not simply your good and nice neighbor next door.
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15.
Grace Will Be Dancing

Grace Will Be Dancing
By Curtis Johnson

2 Corinthians 9: 12 NIV
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16.
O God

Come, O Come, Dear God
By Curtis

I still believe and always will.
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17.
Don't Stop, A Letter To My Wife

Don’t Stop, A Letter To My Wife
By Curtis Johnson

Dear Barbara
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18.
Resolutions

Resolutions
By Curtis Johnson
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19.
An Introduction

By Curtis Johnson

Who am I really? Who does everyone think I am, and what do they think I'm really like? Do I even know? Stay tunnnnned.
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20.
Demented Intent

From a front roe seat, there was not the least of an eye strain. In a familiar place, I observed what appeared to be bullet trains.
In plain view, seated in a church pew among the wise and the few. They were racing through and around what 'once upon a time'.
throughout the land were 'Holy places and sanctuaries most divine'. Their headlights were bright but also both deceptive and delusional.
Their railways were dark, and only the 'elect' could clearly see and detect the reality of an orchastrated and demented intent.
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