~His All-He Gave~.
He died and was resurrected, for you & me...101 total reviews
Comment from Sueellen11
My friend this is awesome, I am so sorry I missed it in the voting, this is purely the wining poem for the month, your YouTube vid is excellent this is stunning in its presentation, I wish you good luck , blessings sueellen
reply by the author on 21-Aug-2013
My friend this is awesome, I am so sorry I missed it in the voting, this is purely the wining poem for the month, your YouTube vid is excellent this is stunning in its presentation, I wish you good luck , blessings sueellen
Comment Written 21-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 21-Aug-2013
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Thanks very much, Sueellen11. I appreciate that!
Comment from danddanthnyt
I can honestly say that I think this is the best spiritual poem that I've ever read in truth; "Led Him battered, bleeding, to Calvary To fulfill His Father's destiny." Most excellent in theme and emotional tone of the Crucifixion paralleled with a good analogy of our position as sinners: "Mankind's sins into which were all born,..'Adorning His head- a crown of thorns." I just noticed now what's even most laudatory about this poem is the fact that you've rhymed each and every line in the four line stanzas.
reply by the author on 21-Aug-2013
I can honestly say that I think this is the best spiritual poem that I've ever read in truth; "Led Him battered, bleeding, to Calvary To fulfill His Father's destiny." Most excellent in theme and emotional tone of the Crucifixion paralleled with a good analogy of our position as sinners: "Mankind's sins into which were all born,..'Adorning His head- a crown of thorns." I just noticed now what's even most laudatory about this poem is the fact that you've rhymed each and every line in the four line stanzas.
Comment Written 20-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 21-Aug-2013
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Thanks, danddanthnyt. Wow, the best ever? That's quite a statement, my friend, and quite a compliment as well. I appreciate that, very much...
Comment from bard owl
This poem sent chills down my spine. I know the story of Christ's Passion and with the presentation of your words and the sound effects you employed, this contest entry is a masterpiece, deserving nothing less than a six star rating. Best of luck in the contest with your otherworldly entry.
reply by the author on 19-Aug-2013
This poem sent chills down my spine. I know the story of Christ's Passion and with the presentation of your words and the sound effects you employed, this contest entry is a masterpiece, deserving nothing less than a six star rating. Best of luck in the contest with your otherworldly entry.
Comment Written 19-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 19-Aug-2013
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Thank you very much for that wonderful compliment, bard owl. I sincerely appreciate it.
Comment from Sandra Stoner-Mitchell
This one gave me goose bumps. How lovely the words, how lovely the music and how wonderful for you the words from Pastor Richie Pride. Your words, mostly, really reached out to me. They are the best spiritual words I have read on here. Good luck in the contest, you have won my vote easily. xsx Sandra
reply by the author on 19-Aug-2013
This one gave me goose bumps. How lovely the words, how lovely the music and how wonderful for you the words from Pastor Richie Pride. Your words, mostly, really reached out to me. They are the best spiritual words I have read on here. Good luck in the contest, you have won my vote easily. xsx Sandra
Comment Written 19-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 19-Aug-2013
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Thank you very much, Sandra. I'm glad my poetic offering detailing Christ's crucifixion touched you as it was meant to. I appreciate your heartfelt review and well-wishes concerning the contest, as well.
Thank, again...
Comment from Teresa Paul
I just read this magnificent poem and my eyes pooled with tears. I don't know quite what to say. You have said all the words and rhymed them so well. The talent here is amazing. Your pastor was right. God bless you! Teresa.
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
I just read this magnificent poem and my eyes pooled with tears. I don't know quite what to say. You have said all the words and rhymed them so well. The talent here is amazing. Your pastor was right. God bless you! Teresa.
Comment Written 18-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
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Thank you very much, Teresa. Tears should surely be shed for the torture, humiliation and sacrifice Christ made for each & every one of us. It's the greatest, most selfless act that man kind will ever know.
Thanks, again for your wonderful review, Teresa~
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Thank you for writing the greatest sacrifice ever made out of pure love with such beauty. Teresa.
Comment from RodG
Dean, I don't usually read spiritual poetry because the theme is usually the same. But you have told the story of Christ's crucifixion very well. You have humanized him and your use of dialog really characterizes his slayers for what they were. Your message is clear without being trite or pedantic. Nicely done. RodG
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
Dean, I don't usually read spiritual poetry because the theme is usually the same. But you have told the story of Christ's crucifixion very well. You have humanized him and your use of dialog really characterizes his slayers for what they were. Your message is clear without being trite or pedantic. Nicely done. RodG
Comment Written 18-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
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Thank you very much, Rod, that's precisely what I attempted to do. Simply tell the story of Christ's crucifixion, without being overtly preachy. I'll leave the preaching up to the multitudes of television evangelists out there who beg for our money, LOL...
Comment from michaelcahill
this was unexpected and very appreciated. I don't know how you managed all of this. haha I am barely able to format anything. lovely.
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
this was unexpected and very appreciated. I don't know how you managed all of this. haha I am barely able to format anything. lovely.
Comment Written 18-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
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Hah, thank you very much, michaelchill, I certainly appreciate that...
Use the advanced editor rather than the basic one, it's better for accepting pictures, different colors, etc. You will find the option at the bottom of the box in which you paste your text.
Comment from Liz Dunbee
This is amazing. I was touched by the whole poem, the sound, the brilliant layout and of course the words. An awesome contribution. Worthy of exceptional.
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
This is amazing. I was touched by the whole poem, the sound, the brilliant layout and of course the words. An awesome contribution. Worthy of exceptional.
Comment Written 18-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
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Thank you very much, Liz, I sincerely appreciate that. I hope the rest of your weekend is a relaxing one! Your comments were very kind...
Comment from S A Bullen
Dean, that was excellent. Wonderfully powerful and graceful all at once. 'It's your choice as to what to do, there for the asking - it's up to you". Excellent rhyming throughout. Beautifully written and the footnote from you pastor.... like icing on a cake. Well done. Sheryn :-)
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
Dean, that was excellent. Wonderfully powerful and graceful all at once. 'It's your choice as to what to do, there for the asking - it's up to you". Excellent rhyming throughout. Beautifully written and the footnote from you pastor.... like icing on a cake. Well done. Sheryn :-)
Comment Written 18-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 18-Aug-2013
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Thank you very much, Sheryn, I appreciate that. My pastor did love the poem, he even cried, which made me cry, and in turn, got my wife to cryin'...It was one huge cry-fest! The man does mean a great deal to me, and it got to me that it touched him, a pastor for over thirty years, so deeply. I think he was just relieved that there weren't any swear words or blood & guts in it. Well, with the exception of Christ's crucifixion, of course...
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You're funny, I just finished reading your reply I was just so anxious to explain the reasons I'd chosen that piece. What does your pastor think of some of the gruesome ones? I guess coz he knows you he sees it's all in good fun (except the graphics) lol. Good luck lovie, you deserve to win. Sheryn :-)
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He tries to skip the rather graphic ones, as I give him an update every Sunday at church which to avoid. Of course, Sickery Dickery Thunk will be tops on the list this week (LOL). I half think he sneaks and reads them anyway, He knows too much about my latest posts not to...
Thanks for the well wishes on the win. I don't have much luck when it comes to poetry contests. I do much better with prose.
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I disagree, I think your poetry is excellent. Ps your pastor sounds terrific. My aunt and uncle's one used to come to their house regularly and have a glass or two of red. He was great. Lol. Fingers crossed.
Comment from Bill Schott
I'm glad you took the pastor's advice and tapped out this poem. With your gift of presentation, as well as message, you could do a lot of cool things. Happy days! Bill
reply by the author on 17-Aug-2013
I'm glad you took the pastor's advice and tapped out this poem. With your gift of presentation, as well as message, you could do a lot of cool things. Happy days! Bill
Comment Written 17-Aug-2013
reply by the author on 17-Aug-2013
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Thank you very much, Bill. I think your work is pretty darn good, too, my friend! I am following along, yes? I don't do that often...
Thanks again, I sincerely appreciate the compliment.