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Luke 15:6 (The Lost Sheep)

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Remember the story of the lost sheep
wandering far away from their home
they would not listen to anyone
they began to wander and roam

Deciding they wanted to have fun  
they began breaking all the rules
trouble followed them all around
they began acting just like fools

Now this made God kind of angry
they were never out of his sight
God always knew they'd come home
Heaven's light was shining bright

Sometimes they can be lost forever
the black sheep wanders in the night
never to find his way in the darkness
he is never to see God's holy light

The sheep found their way back home
they went running  to God's open arms
they were not lost nor afraid anymore
His love kept them safe from life's harms

Author notes

This was written under the picture I selected. I thought I would share it. God Bless you all.  

NO name by which the Savior is known brings Him into such close and tender relations with His people as that of Shepherd. \
Written May 3rd, 2005

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  • Pietro789
    October 13, 2007
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    Why Great of Couse !

    Sandy,
    I love this one! This is one of my favorite Gospells too ! Keep up the great work.


  • Providence
    July 1, 2005
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    Stunning work with a great flow!
    "they were never out of his sight
    God always knew they'd come home
    Heaven's light was shining bright"
    Marvelous!
  • Albatross
    July 1, 2005
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    This is a beautiful expression of your faith and God's love for us all. I'll admit I've strayed more than I'm proud of...but the pull is always to turn back to Him. Thanks for sharing!

  • LemonDropAngel
    July 1, 2005
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    I love the whole thing it is great my favorite part is
    "Deciding they wanted to have fun
    they began breaking all the rules
    trouble followed them all around
    they began acting just like fools

    Now this made God kind of angry
    they were never out of his sight
    God always knew they'd come home
    Heaven's light was shining bright"


  • poeticweaver gold member
    July 1, 2005
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    Where your heart is, there your treasure will be....This shows me, where your heart is, and one day your soul shall walk the streets of Gold, and your mind will be filled with happiness and the peace so many long for down here upon the earth...

    I want to thank you for sharing you!
    Much love, well done, love and peace!

    -Timothy The Poetic Weaver~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

  • HeartlessAddiction
    July 1, 2005
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    Wow, really amazing poem and kinda funny.

  • E A Collins
    July 1, 2005
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    Sweet

    This is a sweet and youthful interpretation of this passage. If we could all learn to be as trusting and simple as sheep, our return to the Lord would be much easier.
    Peace,
    Ed

  • Edna Sweetlove
    July 1, 2005
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    A bit woolly for me. I don't get all this stuff about lambs and sheep. Most shepherds employ a sheepdog to keep their animals under control. The metaphor doesn't work. But then the bible is a bit out of date, maybe they didn't have collies back in those olden days. Anyone for lamb kebab?

  • Donjo1030
    July 1, 2005
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    excellent

    Very nice write beautifully written and a blessing too. Praise God

  • Chad Lough
    July 1, 2005
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    Christ is here, and has always been by my side, no matter how often I have turned away. I love Him and I need Him...

    What a great poem.
    Although I must say, that right as I got into it, it stopped abruptly. Perhaps I picked up the meter wrong, ya know? Your poem shouldn't be faulted, but I felt as though I should at least tell you.

    I thouroughly enjoyed it, I wish there were more of it to go around.

    Sincerely,
    Chadrick
  • Leannonsidhe
    July 1, 2005
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    YAY!

    This is great its so nice to see poetry that is not bashing christians, or only speaking of their faults. I agree with you that shepherd is the best name for him. Bravo keep it up!
  • Camille hinds
    July 1, 2005
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    wonderful

    I love religious poems and this one i really like.nice work!

  • Vickie J
    July 1, 2005
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    I think you did a fine job on translating this scripture find into an enjoyable read. It's always a good feeling knowing we are safe within His arms. Nice flow and great rhyming skills!~vj

  • aslanlight
    July 1, 2005
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    This is wonderful and is my story too. I love my shepherd and he loves me.
  • cerphantes
    July 1, 2005
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    very well done. i did enjoy...i still think that even though Shepard may be the most fitting name for Him, i do believe that sheep is the most fitting for humankind....

  • southpaw
    July 1, 2005
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    sandygram
    nice work
    keep it going

    southpaw

  • EeyoreUK
    July 1, 2005
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    Nice try with this poem. I think anyone who tries to write about religion or politics takes a lot on their plate, as its not always easy to please everyone. Take care and good luck with future writings.

  • lencio-sunchild gold member
    July 1, 2005
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    A magnificent Christain faith piece. Thanks for sharing this wondeful write with us and great to see some work written on Christian faith. God bless and stay safe
  • StevenHoward
    July 1, 2005
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    Very nice.

    A thoroughly enjoyable write. I love praise, and I love the works about God's care for us. You have really done both in this poem. The picture was a nice enhancement to your work as well. Nice job.
  • justanotherdoug
    July 1, 2005
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    Very nice poem. Comforting to know that God is waiting for us all to come home. Keep writing !!

  • Sandygram silver member
    July 1, 2005
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    Thank you for your comment. It is appreciated. Actually I wrote the poem first. Take care, Sandy

  • Farther Away
    July 1, 2005
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    It seems sort of... forced to me. Like you saw that picture and wanted to write a poem about it, so you just started throwing stuff together. And you said "sheep" a whole lot... which wasn't really necessary. We know you're talking about sheep, so you don't have to restate it so often.
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