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Array ( [sid] => 66060 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Untitled [time] => 2004-10-04 07:13:37 [hometext] => Group Writes are started in the forums, and once finished added here. Please feel free to join in, or contact the moderators for more information. (The poem is set out with the contributing author's name above their contribution to this group write.) [bodytext] => Putteragain wrote:

Lord: Lord
O’ King of kings
Here my voice
As it sings
Songs of praise
Lifted up
Voices raise
Lord Lord
O’King of Kings
Glory to you
My song brings

sandy poetrygodslove wrote:

LORD : LORD
O KING OF KINGS
WE LIFT OUR HANDS TO YOU IN PRAISE
WE THANK YOU LORD FOR EVERYTHING
O BLESSED BE YOUR NAME.
SING PRIASES
WE PRAISE THEE
WE LIFT UP OUR VOICES
TO THE MIGHTY KING.
WE SHOUT WE SING
WE MAGNIFY YOU LORD
WE SING WE DANCE
WE HONOR THE LORD.


Stitch wrote:

A little late, but here are my 2 c
Forever you
have reigned on high
but today our banners
touch the sky
for we have seen
your awesome love
in the son you sent us
from above
Ever more I
long to sing
Praises to my Savior King!


Jellybellyprincess wrote:

Joy and wonder are yours alone
to rain out from thy holy throne.
My sins, they have been truly atoned (for?).
Joy and wonder are yours alone.


Jarmen_Kell wrote:

1. Behold, o Lord
The fallen warrior now risen again
To thy favour!
Behold, o God
The lost returning back
To the threshold of Light.
The road be long and tiring
And the night be dark fraught with danger
But oh Lord, let me not desert the path!
Let me not desert the Way to Eternal Glory,
Let me not falter, but rise once more:
Just as how the Arabian Phoenix
Purges itself in death to rise renewed, rejuvenated:
Yea, Lord, bless us both: my beloved and I
With the waters of no more pain.
2. Ye deities, guardian spirits
Borne of and for our Lord,
Thou knoweth mine quest:
Let me have the privillege of carrying
Thine banner in conquest,
Let me have the privillege of bearing
Thine glory to the masses.
Along the shores of Salford, ye Gods,
Let me place the foundations to a tower:
A tower of precious ivory, a sanctum of purest alabaster,
A spire to tower over Albion,
A new Carbonek of one-and-eighty hundred steps
Which I hope to bear my love over to Paradise.
Clement Gods, let each one of thee be
A tower to guard the stairs,
A bulwark to strengthen the hallowed structure,
A battlement to defend the Lord's Sanctum
Within!
Let each brick, let each column of this tower
Be consecrated in the Name
Of our Father in Heaven-
Yea, Lord, bless us both: my beloved and I
With the waters of no more pain.
3. Ancestor spirits, in heaven blessed
Who walked the earth before we ever did, I pray thee:
Pray for us, pray for all of us now,
Now and in the moment
Of our deaths.
Yea, Lord, bless us both: my beloved and I
With the waters of no more pain.


Mad-Mancunian wrote:

1. No, not onto us o Lord,
But for Thy Majesty
Do we do our work;
No, not onto us o ye Gods,
But for Thy Glory
Do we work righteousness upon the earth.
O Father,
Hallowed be Thy Name before the earth
O Gods,
Blessed be Thy Miracles before the nations,
Let us be numbered among the enlightened,
Let us be worthy of the gift of Salvation,
O Lord.
2. Let us pray for the peace of the earth,
Thy Name, oh Lord, is a tower for the sentry,
A refuge for the weak,
A sanctuary for the afflicted.
I will close myself in Thee,
Oh Lord
I will heal myself in Thee.
Blessed be Thy Miracles before the nations,
Let us be numbered among the enlightened,
Let us be worthy of the gift of Salvation,
O Lord.
3. Before the nations of the earth,
Let me become holy and pure once again,
Flesh is brought into accord with the Spirit,
The Heart is reconciled with the Mind,
The Mundane with the Divine.
Raise me up from the dead, o ye Gods
Raise me up again, cleansed and purified
That I may consummate the Great Work.
Raise me up again, as a living Monument
Raise me up once more as Testament
To Thy Wonders!
Blessed be Thy Miracles before the nations,
Let us be numbered among the enlightened,
Let us be worthy of the gift of Salvation,
O Lord.
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Contributed by YPDC_Group_Writes on Monday, 4th October 2004 @ 07:13:37 AM in AEST
Topic: group



Putteragain wrote:

Lord: Lord
O’ King of kings
Here my voice
As it sings
Songs of praise
Lifted up
Voices raise
Lord Lord
O’King of Kings
Glory to you
My song brings

sandy poetrygodslove wrote:

LORD : LORD
O KING OF KINGS
WE LIFT OUR HANDS TO YOU IN PRAISE
WE THANK YOU LORD FOR EVERYTHING
O BLESSED BE YOUR NAME.
SING PRIASES
WE PRAISE THEE
WE LIFT UP OUR VOICES
TO THE MIGHTY KING.
WE SHOUT WE SING
WE MAGNIFY YOU LORD
WE SING WE DANCE
WE HONOR THE LORD.


Stitch wrote:

A little late, but here are my 2 c
Forever you
have reigned on high
but today our banners
touch the sky
for we have seen
your awesome love
in the son you sent us
from above
Ever more I
long to sing
Praises to my Savior King!


Jellybellyprincess wrote:

Joy and wonder are yours alone
to rain out from thy holy throne.
My sins, they have been truly atoned (for?).
Joy and wonder are yours alone.


Jarmen_Kell wrote:

1. Behold, o Lord
The fallen warrior now risen again
To thy favour!
Behold, o God
The lost returning back
To the threshold of Light.
The road be long and tiring
And the night be dark fraught with danger
But oh Lord, let me not desert the path!
Let me not desert the Way to Eternal Glory,
Let me not falter, but rise once more:
Just as how the Arabian Phoenix
Purges itself in death to rise renewed, rejuvenated:
Yea, Lord, bless us both: my beloved and I
With the waters of no more pain.
2. Ye deities, guardian spirits
Borne of and for our Lord,
Thou knoweth mine quest:
Let me have the privillege of carrying
Thine banner in conquest,
Let me have the privillege of bearing
Thine glory to the masses.
Along the shores of Salford, ye Gods,
Let me place the foundations to a tower:
A tower of precious ivory, a sanctum of purest alabaster,
A spire to tower over Albion,
A new Carbonek of one-and-eighty hundred steps
Which I hope to bear my love over to Paradise.
Clement Gods, let each one of thee be
A tower to guard the stairs,
A bulwark to strengthen the hallowed structure,
A battlement to defend the Lord's Sanctum
Within!
Let each brick, let each column of this tower
Be consecrated in the Name
Of our Father in Heaven-
Yea, Lord, bless us both: my beloved and I
With the waters of no more pain.
3. Ancestor spirits, in heaven blessed
Who walked the earth before we ever did, I pray thee:
Pray for us, pray for all of us now,
Now and in the moment
Of our deaths.
Yea, Lord, bless us both: my beloved and I
With the waters of no more pain.


Mad-Mancunian wrote:

1. No, not onto us o Lord,
But for Thy Majesty
Do we do our work;
No, not onto us o ye Gods,
But for Thy Glory
Do we work righteousness upon the earth.
O Father,
Hallowed be Thy Name before the earth
O Gods,
Blessed be Thy Miracles before the nations,
Let us be numbered among the enlightened,
Let us be worthy of the gift of Salvation,
O Lord.
2. Let us pray for the peace of the earth,
Thy Name, oh Lord, is a tower for the sentry,
A refuge for the weak,
A sanctuary for the afflicted.
I will close myself in Thee,
Oh Lord
I will heal myself in Thee.
Blessed be Thy Miracles before the nations,
Let us be numbered among the enlightened,
Let us be worthy of the gift of Salvation,
O Lord.
3. Before the nations of the earth,
Let me become holy and pure once again,
Flesh is brought into accord with the Spirit,
The Heart is reconciled with the Mind,
The Mundane with the Divine.
Raise me up from the dead, o ye Gods
Raise me up again, cleansed and purified
That I may consummate the Great Work.
Raise me up again, as a living Monument
Raise me up once more as Testament
To Thy Wonders!
Blessed be Thy Miracles before the nations,
Let us be numbered among the enlightened,
Let us be worthy of the gift of Salvation,
O Lord.




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by brew on Monday, 4th October 2004 @ 07:16:39 AM AEST
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What a work.....great job by all of the above.


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by Yousef on Monday, 4th October 2004 @ 10:38:12 AM AEST
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Great job by all, keep it up.


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by Kindredblood_dragon on Monday, 4th October 2004 @ 10:46:06 AM AEST
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A powefully written group write of such wonder and beliefs, awesome job, and so beautifully composed, I thourghly enjoyed reading this master piece.


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by ladyfawn on Monday, 4th October 2004 @ 03:38:33 PM AEST
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beautifully written, you all have a dedicated lovely faith that made for a strong poem:) hugs n' love nessa

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