kellymiller

My response to a woman searching for eternal healing Due to her husbands vice of pornography and the turmoil they're feeling For you: I would say "stay"- unless you lose your mental health Family, as a progressive treasure, is our greatest wealth I would say "go"- but beware of what cankers the soul And the need to stay clean yourself...that your children heal whole For him: Imagine your daughter grown up and living rebellious Sharing her body... is repentance worth it? I say "YES!" Imagine your fine son growing almost to a man And patterning after you... what would you have at his hand?

For you: I would say "stay"- unless you lose your mental health Family, as a progressive treasure, is our greatest wealth For him: Imagine your daughter grown up and rebellous Sharing her body... is repentance worth it? I say "YES!"

A year later... you've had no reply So I thought I'd give it a try All we find on this great earth Heavenly Father placed with love O'er mountains, the sun shines a new birth Promising light and help from above Any time someone needs a poem... I would like to try...

outstretched hands is the best I love the imagery I happened on this forum by looking for comments on modesty to make a poem There are a lot of searches hitting my blog looking for modesty poems maybe you can write one too? ldspoetrybykellymiller.bogspot.com

I took some of your words and made a much needed poem on modesty anyone want to help it become better? Modesty starts in your heart Where the spirit can take part It's more than what's on your skin As it's all that flows from within It is music and dancing Love's courtship with romancing It is wholesome and tasteful And it's respectful and chasteful It's not cleavage and armpits And bare waists and high slits What is underneath won't show As you bend, reach up and throw It's not having to straighten Pick at, pull or rebutton While with another you're visiting And, it shows that you are interesting It is not flaunting the curves And watching who observes It is feeling alive and grateful While not being disdainful It's recognizing our worth And enjoying our life on earth Not just because we have bodies But for the knowledge it embodies