It’s Holy Week, and the death and resurrection of Christ is much on the minds of the online community. David Rupert thinks about taking a nap – the Garden of Gethsemane. Kathy Richards considers the cross – upside down. Anita Mathias reflects on how the failures of Friday are made beautiful. Amy Leigh Cutler learns holy. And more.
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“He Makes the Failures of Friday Beautiful in His Time” by Anita Mathias at Dreaming Beneath the Spires.
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Love the cello video. Thanks Glynn!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Glynn. I never expected anyone but me to appreciate this poem. But it's about more than what actually happened that morning at the pool.
ReplyDeleteOh, and that cello video was delightful!
ReplyDeleteI so enjoy your Saturday specials! Thanks so much for doing this, Glynn! Hope you have a very blessed Easter!
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ReplyDeleteIn a former life, I played Happy Together more times than the Turtles ever did. It is the happiest song ever written, in any genre. No one doesn't like it.
Thank you for including "Mud Angels", Glynn. Your own Holy Week poems deserve a shout-out.
ReplyDeleteWishing you the blessings and promise of Easter.
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thank you sir glynn....and i hope that you, your family and all your readers have a wonderful easter!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for including my post, Glynn. And that cello video was just awesome-sauce! :) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteEaster blessings, Glynn ... and thank you.
ReplyDeleteyep...more time for painting.
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Ditto on "Napping at Gethsemane" by David. Loved that post.
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