Song,Poems and Anecdote

7/31/2019 Song,Poems and Anecdote

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The Power Of Your Love

Performed by-Lincoln Brewster

Lord I come to You

Let my heart be changed renewed

Flowing from the grace that I found

In You

Lord I've come to knowThe weakness I see in me

Will be stripped away

By the power of Your love

Hold me close

Let Your love surround me

Bring me nearDraw me to Your side

And as I wait

I'll rise up like the eagle

And I will soar with You

Your Spirit leads me on


Lord unveil my eyes

Let me see You face to face

The knowledge of Your love as You live

In me

Lord renew my mind

As Your will unfolds my life

In living every day


Hold me close

Let Your love surround me

Bring me near

Draw me to Your side

Gloria Gaynor - I Am What I Am lyrics

I am what I am

I am my own special creationSo come take a look

Give me the hook

Or the ovation

It's my worldThat I want to have a little pride

My world

And it's not a place I have to hide in

Life's not worth a dam

Till I can say

I am what I am

I am what I am

I don't want praise I don't want pity

I bang my own drum

Some think it's noise I think it's pretty

And so what if I love each sparkle and each bangleWhy not see things from a different angle

Your life is a shameTill you can shout out I am what I am

I am what I am

And what I am needs no excuses

I deal my own deck

Sometimes the aces sometimes the deuces

It's one life and there's no return and no deposit

One life so it's time to open up your closet

Life's not worth a dam till you can shout out

I am what I am

I am what I am

I am what I am

And what I am needs no excuses

I deal my own deck sometimes the aces sometimes the

deuces

It's one life and there's no return and no depositOne life so it's time to open up your closet

Life's not worth a dam till you can shout out

I am what I am

I am I am I am good

I am I am I am strong

I am I am I am worthy

I am I am I belong

I am I am

Who whoooo etc.

I am

I am I am I am useful

I am I am I am true

I am I am somebody
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I am as good as you

Yes I am

Biscuits Of Love

by Mindy Carpenter

Memories of my youth.

Flood over my soul.When I think of Grandma.They make me feel whole.

Gathering at her house.

With all the family there.We made lots of memories.

For all of us to share.

Lessons that she taught me.

Guide me thru the day.

If I listened closely.

I cannot go astray.Love and commitment.

She drilled into me.

Making the person that I am.Just who I want to be.

Grandma has many names.Each one has their chosen.

But the names I want her called

Starts with love,For she is warm and not frozen.

A Book Of Memoriesby Kathleen Sheppard

Hidden in the attic,

all the way upstairs,is something very special,

that I would like to share.

My hopes,my dreams,

old photographs,of good times and bad times that make me laugh.

The joy of a hug,

the thrill of a kiss,leaves me to remember the pure, simple bliss.

I cry for the fun,

and giggle for the pain,I enjoyed the good life I was able to maintain.

The thoughts and wishes,

they all stay with me,

all of these contained in my book of memories.

The Mask

by Wolfgirl

A mask of plastic happiness often covers hersadness

Her beliefs hidden from most

Afraid of, but willing to face the unknownWondering where her place is in this life

She has come close to sharing herself

Never completely revealing anything to anyoneFeelings of invisible chains corner her

When she dreams, reality shatters before her

very eyes

Accomplishments she strives for just at handsgrasp

She feels lost sometimes, not yet finding her

notch in this world

At times the glimmer in her calm eyes slowlydisappears

But within her heart a silent flame burns herinside and out

She roams day by day, playing roles

Strength unknowingly resides in herHistory repeats itself once again

The translucent veil she so proudly wears

Little by little answers will come, pushing it

asideOne day there will be no more mask for her to

wearOne day her beliefs will be knownOne day she'll know her place in this life

One day she will share herself


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Believe The Impossible

Every great achievement was once impossible

until someone set a goal to make it a reality.

Lewis Carroll's famous masterpiece Through the

Looking Glass contains a story that exemplifiesthe need to dream the impossible dream. There

is a conversation between Alice and the queen,which goes like this:

"I can't believe that!" said Alice.

"Can't you?" the queen said in a pitying tone.

"Try again, draw a long breath, and shut youreyes."

Alice laughed. "There's no use trying," she said.

"One can't believe impossible things."

"I dare say you haven't had much practice," saidthe queen. "When I was your age, I always did it

for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I'vebelieved as many as six impossible things before

breakfast."

When you dare to dream, many marvels can beaccomplished. The trouble is, most people never

start dreaming their impossible dream.

Two Kinds of People

There are only two kinds of people on earthtoday

Two kinds of people, no more I say.

Not the rich and the poor, for to know a man's

wealth

You must first know the state of his conscience

and health,

Not the happy and sad, for in life's passingyears,

Each has his laughter and each has his tears.

No, the two kinds of people on earth I mean

Are the people who lift and the people who lean.

In which class are you? Are you lifting the load

Of some overtaxed lifter who's going down theroad

Or are you a leaner who lets others share

Your portion of toil and labor and care?

A Short Course in Human Relations

The six most important words: I admit that I

was wrong. The five most important words: Youdid a great job. The four most important words:

What do you think? The three most importantwords: Could you please. . . The two most

important words: Thank you. The mostimportant word: We. The least important word:

I.

A Ten-Cent Idea

When young F. W. Woolworth was a store clerk,he tried to convince his boss to have a ten-cent

sale to reduce inventory. The boss agreed, andthe idea was a resounding success. This inspired

Woolworth to open his own store and price itemsat a nickel and a dime. He needed capital for

such a venture, so he asked his boss to supplythe capital for part interest in the store. His boss

turned him down flat. "The idea is too risky," he

told Woolworth. "There are not enough items tosell for five and ten cents." Woolworth wentahead without his boss's backing, and he not

only was successful in his first store, buteventually he owned a chain of F. W. Woolworth

stores across the nation. Later, his former bosswas heard to remark, "As far as I can figure out,

every word I used to turn Woolworth down costme about a million dollars."

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