Fathers Day, an Acrostic
An acrostic poem for Father’s Day from our 2011 poetry archives F aithfulness isA ttributedT o him, so weH onor our dadE very June. HeR eally deserves it!S ay what you will,D addys are whatA ll families need,Y ear by year. June 18, 2011 Unfortunately, this poet’s name was lost when we moved Christian Activities over to WordPress. If you know who wrote this poem, please let us know.
Poison—a Haiku
“Poison,” a poem in the haiku form Poison’s drink of choice-with every swig, toxins flow.Sin is now in play. BGWB’Hive Storieshttps://www.bhivestories.com/Follow B’Hive Stories on Twitter @bhive_stories
For All the Times — A Father’s Day Poem
For All the Times: A poem in memory of my father for Father’s Day For all the times I never told you thank you,For all the times I ignored what you said,For all the years I acted so indifferent,I want to say how much I thank you, Dad.These are the things I should have often told you,But usually they were left unsaid;Now these are words that weigh heavy upon me —How much I want to say, I love you, Dad.For…
Father’s Day Haiku
How everlasting Are the bonds between fathers And their little girls. May 11, 2009 Join the discussion on Facebook Use this link to shop Amazon.com and support Christian Activities
Father’s Day Acrostic
Fathers are not appreciated As much as they should be. They toil at work and work at home Hoping to meet out needs, Each day beings new occasions — Reasons for appreciation, Showing thanks for his deeds. Dad, I wish I could tell you this, As I sit with my memories — You are so very dearly missed. Join the discussion on Facebook //–> Use this link to shop Amazon.com and support Christian Activities
Cry Eternal Herald Angels
C ry eternal herald angels’H ere is mercy come to man.’R ighteous ones will see His gloryI n every nation, every land,S evering the chains that bind usT ies of death will be releasedM aking us the heir of agesA uthored by the Prince of PeaceS avior and our souls’ reprieve. Dec. 24, 2013 Related: Christmas in Iraq – a Poem for Our Troops Join the discussion on Facebook //–> Use this link to shop Amazon.com and support Christian Activities
Cry Eternal Herald Angels – a Christmas Acrostic
A Christmas acrostic for the holiday season. Cry eternal herald angels, here is mercy come to man! C ry eternal herald angels, ‘H ere is mercy come to man!’ R ighteous ones will see His glory I n every nation, every land. S evering the chains that bind us, T ies of death will be released, M aking us the heir of ages A uthored by the Prince of Peace– S avior and our souls’ reprieve. © Dec. 2013 Kathryn…
Brave Pilgrims Knew
Brave Pilgrims knew The sea would bring Them to a shore Where never a king Could thwart their quest Of duty pure: To worship God And faith insure. Return to our poetry section at: More Thanksgiving Poems: Thanksgiving Acrostic With Folded Hands on Thanksgiving Day Thanksgiving Day Thanks to God for His Gifts Return to our poetry section at: Christian Poets Pen Christian poets are also invited to join the Christian Poets Pen Blog Christian Activities is on MySpace at:
Nashville’s Month Before Christmas
An oldie but goodie Christmas poem from 1999. ‘Tis the month before Christmas and all through the town The tinsel, lights, (snow?!?!) across Nashville abound. And all over town in arenas and halls From Legislative Plaza and to Rivergate Mall; From Belle Meade Plantation to Riverfront Park; Nashville glows all day, is ablaze after dark. Concerts and pageants, reunions and greeting Shopping and singing, decorating and eating. From the carols of Christmas to the Messiah’s strains New memories are made,…
