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Life Is Like An Hour Glass

Life is like an hourglass,
the sand is like your life…

You have a limited amount of sand.
This is not bad because some day you will be in heaven with God.

You will be free to pray with God with all eternity,
and sing with all the angels in heaven above…

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  • storiesuntold gold member
    January 13

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    So true

    For each grain that drops within the hourglass of time let them be laced with love for an eternity divine


  • eyesofanangel524
    December 21, 2007
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    Spirituality at its best. Uplifting and meaningful. The metaphores of the hourglass were superb. Thank you for sharing with us here your god given talent.


  • earthstar
    December 18, 2007
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    I love we do have a limited time on the earth so I think we better make the best of it. Only one go around. I really like the whole write. I love the ending I hope too that one day I will be with God too. Great work. Thanks for your wonderfully comments.


  • Endeavor gold member
    December 3, 2007

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    Very good


    Life is like an hourglass,
    the sand is like your life…

    You have a limited amount of sand.

    Like the opening words
    Wonderful thought

    Rick


  • CherryOnTop
    November 11, 2007
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    Such beautiful imagery. This is a devine write.


  • stavykm gold member
    October 27, 2007

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    So Tender Of Heart

    Yes how blessed we are. Brilliant write. I love the title Life IS Like An Hour Glass than the first line Life is like an hourglass than I love the next line too the sand is like your life and the last line You will be free to pray with God with all eternity, and sing with all the angels in heaven above. Devinely written. Thank you for sharing your gift to write Godly poetry. Blessings Kelle Marie, stavykm


  • jhengmarzan
    August 26, 2007

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    amazing!!!!!!!!!!

    praise the lord for making a good positive people like you. i really appreciate it with all my heart. thank you so much for the good words of wisdom.. god bless jheng marzan

  • Climbing2nothing
    June 6, 2007

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    UMMM yeah, alittle simplistic for a large topic, you could of done soo much with the hour glass, after 'not bad' it seems like plagerism, for these ideas can be rhymed or themed to counting the grains in examples of life or well something other than this dream that is misinterpreted by so many and is kind of like macdonalds or the simpsons, And so im sorry but i cannot applaud yet hope that you can use this to produce something alittle more original, anyways your start is promising so with a time machine -JAS

    • EncounteredEpiphany
      June 9, 2007
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      Narrow...

      You're addressing a 10 year old on this one, that posted here before she got her own account.

      Whom I'm proud to say is far from a plagerist!

      But thanks for the perspective. Try reading A Shark's Parlor. You might find this more your speed.

      Salute!


  • SugarCandyKittyKat
    May 14, 2007
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    Gorgeous....

    Beuatifully portrayed...

    Quite encouraging and uplifting...


  • Logik
    May 7, 2007

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    I love the image of the hourglass in this. It really brings home a lot, but at the same time- the rest of the poem does to create a sense of comfort...
    loved it!

  • eyesofanangel524
    May 1, 2007

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    This speaks volumes. One day we shall find peace when we finally reach our final home. This offers me great comfort. Thank you for your wisdom and words.


  • Talking Toni gold member
    April 29, 2007
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    Amen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    You speak volumes with these few words of truth. And what a glorious day when we do meet Jesus and are free to praise and worship with him throughut all of eternity. You show the dephs of your faith in this piece and I am sure you have blessed the heart of God!!Thanks for sharing!!~~Toni~~


  • grannyeri gold member
    April 27, 2007

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    A great metaphor you have used in this poem - easy to read and understand the sentiments you have expressed here - there is life after death.


  • silent bee
    April 7, 2007

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    beautiful

    such beauty...life IS like an hourglass, and you are limited to how long it lasts! for some shorter than others, and some get to live out their life to the fullest! you depicted such truth in this! i really enjoyed reading this piece.

    ~bee


  • freespirit51
    March 27, 2007

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    Beautiful sentiment that's for sure. You have done an outstanding job on this poem. I loved the thoughts you expressed as you are so eloquent with the words. Great piece and an excellent job.


  • kareneisenlord gold member
    March 22, 2007
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    This is a nice way of looking at it. Sweet! It's true...there is only so much "sand" in the hourglass for each of us before we return to God. I feel that the sand is running out for me...and I am trying to relish each and every last grain of it!


  • Viyanna Rosemarie silver member
    March 8, 2007

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    this is very true. i am so thankful that i can not see that hourglass slipping sand through time before my eyes. that would be scary. good write. viyanna rosemarie


  • zaboo-mafu
    March 6, 2007

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    great!

    simply true. i read somewhere that death is really our friend and life our foe. short yet powerful.


    ~marcus


  • Karen Layne
    March 6, 2007
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    ah! lovely...sweet... and a wonderful thing to be looking foreward to


  • love-laugh-live
    February 21, 2007
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    Great! i like it! I love the last stanza, very inspirational!
    Keep writing

  • Dreamwithme gold member
    February 20, 2007
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    Grandma Gibson would be proud, I'm sure. Thank you for these thought-provoking lines.


  • Poetry and I Inc
    February 18, 2007

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    Nice one

    Awwww, I never looked at life like that! thx for giving me a new and refreshing breath! Hope 2 read more from u. -theQueen"


  • Sacred Ground
    February 16, 2007
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    This is a nice metaphorically written piece. Good job.


  • Moonlit-Reveries
    February 16, 2007
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    I liked the metaphor comparing life to sand trickling through an hourglass. Beautiful!

  • maskedwarrior198
    February 14, 2007

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    interesting

    life comes and life goes but the soul is eternal. as the time runs out in the sands of time all we have is our souls to give away and when we do we can life eternally. the imagery and the expression of the poem was amazing. great job


  • Whoochi gold member
    February 11, 2007

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    This is a great powerful analogy.....i so loved it..the imagery is awesome and the spiritual message intense...great write....


  • dustookie2
    February 11, 2007
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    I read the words before me as the sands of time keep moving slowly I hope...full of imagery with descriptive expression your words flow well and have a real good feel to them. Thank you for the pleasure of the read.


  • panegyric ink
    February 11, 2007
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    This is a very enjoyable read you have here my friend!!! overall, i found this to be written very well and full of wwell placed alliteration and your rhyme and meter are so great with this one that i have become completely amazed!!!!

  • PalmettoSky
    February 10, 2007

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    wow amazing poem... how it makes the heart bleed... This is such a dramatic poem. Vivied imagery and strong emotions makes this poem stand out. A real attention grabber that makes one stop and think. Well done dear poet. Well written indeed! I very much like the way that you wrote it the way it portrays life. It's very well structured; most people, (including me) can't break poetry up very well. I guess it depends on mood, for me. You have considerable talent at putting deep emotion into words.

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