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Solomon Senxer Poems
- Hope Surely yes, a brother in Christ forever! Could we be ...
- Professions You look for money, I look for people; You ...
- Satan V/S God Satan works all the time. (He works outside) ...
- The Lovelorn To let go I cannot, To take in I dare ...
- The Other Side Of Facebook Billions of people are on ...
- Trees The trees that grow in a forest unnamed Full of ...
- Jawa The Loved Unloved I was a vagabond until they took me ...
A common man ordinary Christian. Striving to be faithful and be fruitful to the Grace of God.
Currently a blogger at Help Think (https: //senxer.blogspot.com/) , and A Quest (https: //rwangmei.wordpress.com/) .
Living life currently as an itinerant preacher of God's word with the motto " Preach the Gospel, die, and be forgotten! "
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'''Loving someone does not mean you get to marry her; Loving someone does not mean you have to marry her.'''
from the poem, 'The Lovelorn' (originally written for E.N. Cornetto) -
'''Indeed, ‘giving' is well deserved to be received! It reveals more the character of the giver than the condition of the one who received! '''
from a poem 'Giving' (originally written for LT) -
'''Surely yes, a brother in Christ forever! Could we be friends on Earth forever? '''
from a poem 'Hope' (written for all Christians to be united) -
'''Details may not be seen, all the signals may not be green; nonetheless, one should not get stuck in between'''
from the poem 'Behind the Action' -
''"The ending will be the same as the beginning if you choose to battle with irrational people! "''
from the poem 'A Kekule (Bewildering) Dream'
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Best Poem of Solomon Senxer
Hope
Surely yes, a brother in Christ forever!
Could we be friends on Earth forever?
God's creation shows us the way-
Tough Sun to rule the day,
Gentle Moon to rule the night;
Yet, the moon often appears in daylight.
Mountains meet the river,
Lovers meet one another;
Tell me, is there no scope
For us to remain in hope?
