This poem depicts someone who is getting up in age and losing their signs of youth. What was once the image starring back from the mirror is now a different person who has aged. This person is not handling this part of life well and is resentful, but knows it is the natural part of life.

This is about a young lady that is having issues of pain, bitterness but doesn’t want to face the mirror of her soul. So it’s best to place the blame on other’s. That way they can’t see that you need to be rescued from yourself.

A whimsical poem about the sea.

Man cannot love and serve both these masters: God and mammon (Money). “…For the love of money is the root of all evil.” This author seaches the origins of the “root of evil,” and what “the love of money” is – that is…, what money’s love is that makes it the “root.” This author looks into what money – personified – loves.

The speaker comes face to face with God in acknowledging Him. In humble reverence, the speaker asks his God to consider his being, his forethought, his heart, and his works that he might become worthy of his God’s attention. Essentially, he proclaims to God, “See if there be any wicked way in me (and if there be, correct me and), lead me in the “Way” (that is) everlasting”.

The speaker gives his reasons for loving his God and believing that Life eternal begins after death.

A twisted tale of domestic violence.

A Poem about being jaded, from looking to the extreme high and the extreme low, there is still more to know.

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