Denis Martindale Poems

Are we too late to save the world,
Composed of lands and seas?
Or is this fate not overturned
Such that we get no peace?
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I stared upon the wooden frame and at the picture, too,
To focus there, my second aim, the colours meant to view.
The frame itself was neatly done and rarely seen on sale,
The picture seemed a fragile one, yet history told its tale.
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Each Christian with a window view has insight there and then,
Yet Daniel prayed what he should do for each new day again.
He knew that God had righteous plans for him and all his friends,
For he had faith that understands beyond this life that ends.
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Jesus grants us revelation
Both now and throughout time,
With blessings for each nation
And miracles sublime.
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Take heed, guys! A word to the wise! Saint Valentine's is near!
Before it takes you by surprise, which one is held most dear?
Of all the world, is she the one, deserving of your best?
Her smile as dazzling as the sun, deserving to be blessed?
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A Christian perspective can bless, if it stays Bible-based,
When Jesus helps us to express some hope with what we're faced.
To see beyond the worldly view, to see what Jesus brings,
To see what He alone can do, as Christ, the King of Kings.
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The spirits of Man's sinful past still work behind the scenes,
Enough to bring this world down fast, unless God intervenes,
Yet nations that reject the Lord, and all God's prophecies,
Will learn that when they cut the cord, their troubles will increase.
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On the road to resurrection, our Saviour walked by faith,
He was not the crowd's selection, they kept Barabbas safe.
Thus Christ was whipped, almost to death, then hoisted up above,
His name? Jesus of Nazareth, we call the King of Love.
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There comes a time when words get shared by writers young and old,
By poets, too, as they prepared their stories to be told.
Yet who can say the ones God blessed of all thoughts that were penned,
Or those that left the Lord impressed, yes, right up to THE END?
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How God loves a cheerful giver, no matter, great or small,
For our money can deliver a timely miracle,
Such that the taxman may relent and help some charity,
At times when money's sent or spent in true humility.
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