Lighthouse Of Love
There exists in all human beings the power to see the lighthouse of love and bask in God's glory in the lighthouse above. We are like flowers in springtime God's gift to the earth. You can never put a price on what God has birthed. So precious their used for every occasion. From birth to death given in adoration. They sing to the heart and soothe the soul. They light up sweet spirits throughout the nation. Come answer the call to joy to the world. Visit the lighthouse of love in you.
Weeping willow
We are meant to be beings of light and love,if only we will let our gifts shine through God,who is all love. Nice:}
We are meant to be beings of light and love,if only we will let our gifts shine through God,who is all love. Nice:}
dennis gunsteen
very nice poem
very nice poem
poetwithcancer
Dear Allen, // I like this poem, which for me is cinched by the last line: "Visit the lighthouse of love in you." I am pleased that you, as I so often do for both life and love, have used light as a metaphor for love. That light, that love, just as life, is indeed within us. Be enthusiastic! And remember this: the etymology of that word is en theos--which means "God within." The diabolical part of human nature, which in different degrees from minor to total inhabits various persons, cannot prevail against the lighthouse of love, in anyone who will find it and cherish it. --Michael
Dear Allen, // I like this poem, which for me is cinched by the last line: "Visit the lighthouse of love in you." I am pleased that you, as I so often do for both life and love, have used light as a metaphor for love. That light, that love, just as life, is indeed within us. Be enthusiastic! And remember this: the etymology of that word is en theos--which means "God within." The diabolical part of human nature, which in different degrees from minor to total inhabits various persons, cannot prevail against the lighthouse of love, in anyone who will find it and cherish it. --Michael
poetwithcancer
Dear Allen, // I like this poem, which for me is cinched by the last line: "Visit the lighthouse of love in you." I am pleased that you, as I so often do for both life and love, have used light as a metaphor for love. That light, that love, just as life, is indeed within us. Be enthusiastic! And remember this: the etymology of that word is en theos--which means "God within." The diabolical part of human nature, which in different degrees from minor to total inhabits various persons, cannot prevail against the lighthouse of love, in anyone who will find it and cherish it. --Michael
Dear Allen, // I like this poem, which for me is cinched by the last line: "Visit the lighthouse of love in you." I am pleased that you, as I so often do for both life and love, have used light as a metaphor for love. That light, that love, just as life, is indeed within us. Be enthusiastic! And remember this: the etymology of that word is en theos--which means "God within." The diabolical part of human nature, which in different degrees from minor to total inhabits various persons, cannot prevail against the lighthouse of love, in anyone who will find it and cherish it. --Michael
It is a beautiful beacon of love to the world indeed!