Monday, March 8, 2010

Sweet Serendipity

Sweet Serendipity Sweet serendipity   Continues to shine on me   Open your eyes to see   Do everything you want   My jouey as a result of my treasure   Find my destination   Living authentically   Practice spontaneousness   Get rid of indecision   Living with courage   Becoming part of the day exhuberantly   I express my full potential passion   It is never limited by the reality of my   But living within a victorious   Through my faith and the reality within <   Sweet serendipity   When my efforts are made   And the distance I? Go fully implement   They say about me   In love and life that I gained   Go to the tragedy   To succeed   A mess   To send a message   The trap   A step   Apparent setbacks   For immeasurable success   As the pain   In power   Anxiety   Creativity   Danni   In healing   Crime   In the sense   Disaster   Dynamic recovery   Countless discoveries destination   Realization of dreams   Causing in the world   To listen   Shine on me sweet serendipity   Make my life   What you need! Paul Davis is author of Breakthrough for a broken heart a book tells us how to overcome disappointments and flowers in your dreams! 'It is a minister, life coach (relational and professional), fitness trainer, keynote speaker at the world professional, creative consultant, humor being, adventure capitalist, explorer, mediator, liberator and dream-maker . Paul 's compassion for people and passion for the jouey took more than 50 countries in the world where he had a tremendous impact. Paul has also brought revival to many in war, poverty and the tsunami-affected regions of the earth. His nonprofit organization Dream-Maker Ministries is building dreams and breaking limitations.Paul 's Breakthrough Seminars inspire, revive, awaken, impregnate with purpose, impart the fire of desire, catapult people into a new level of self-awareness, facilitate the discovery and destiny dream fulfillment. Paul can be contacted at: 407-282-1745 or RevivingNations@yahoo.com407-967-7553

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Three Sweet Poems, and two not so sweet now in Spanish and English

Three Sweet Poems, and two not so sweet now in Spanish and English 1) End PoemWherever today? E 'where you were; E 'where God, dotted ? i? e? t? 2) God? s AngelsGod asked his angels: Why is it sad? An angel replied: ? Mr President, you can? T shadows. 3) An empty SpaceOut of wisdom is to wait Regarding the love, the thirst Do not kill. If death To what they say? Explain why the empty space? Shyness and fear not Explaining your waiver Mysterious veil. By wisdom We expect, travel a lot for love; Thirst not kill. But They are located, or in a winter Blizzard, or a cozy restaurant.4) in the mountains (Andes) I mix in theMountains? In weaker thinShadowsof mountains! Like the moss on a leaf moistenedStoneLike blown away fromHome? (Fall of cool)! I in the mix, clingingTo mountains? In its weakest thinShadows5) Dead ChildrenBreaking stones? Who breaks the stones? Only little Faces With my pain bones.I The children to the devil? All but one, and Now I can Stones With a sad face And the aging of the bones?. Visit Mr. Siluk site and its travel, books, and likes and dislikes, you can also most Inteet book retailers as well as eBay for more information about its writtings.In SpanishTranslated by: Nancy Penaloza1) Poema final ? Dondequiera that t? est? Hoy d s? A-Es donde se estar propuso but where Esto apunta Dios? i? and? t? .2) Los? ngel de DiosDios preguntó? one of his? ngel: ? Por que parece tan Tristes? Respondi? a? ngel. ? if? or not we can find sombra? 3) Un espacio VCA? Ode to a esperaría sabiduría, Viajes para el amor away; La sed no los Matar?. Cuando la muerte Llegue? Que le dir? S de esto? -- Explicando:? Por qu? Vaci el espacio? The timidez y no el miedo Explicaran you make? N a tu Mysterious veil. De la sabiduria a Uno puede esperar, viaje para el far amor; La sed no los Matar?. Pero Ellos se encontrarán, Ser? ello en una venta De invieo, or in a restaurant acogedor4) Ni? Os muertos Rompiendo Piedras? Here? Rompe N Piedras? Caras only darkness? Than With penosos huesos. Lost A MIS Ni? I para el diablo? All except one, y Ahora break Piedras With a pitiful cara Y huesos envejecidos.Nota: Estos cuatro Poemas [with? La Sombra de Andes?] Recently published Fueron por la Revista newsletter, annual reader, tres millones [junio y julio de 2005], and le fue? Tun for m? Visitors who cualquier otro poema publicado por dentro de aquella revista AQUEL pro? Odo de tiempo.Mr. Siluk lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, and Lima, Peru with his wife Rosa.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Poetry Web

Poetry Web Pomes to express feelings that can not be explained in simple terms. Many people who love their sense of Pomes, because their deep thoughts and leave a good impression on others. If you are in deep love with Pomes you can easily get a good and impressive collection of poems of love, as well as some famous quotes, friendship poems, inspirational quotes, poems and even a competition for children and even children Pomes, who is positive, romantic, and easy to understand for the elderly and for the teen age. Besides the work of famous poets, you will also find a series of single poems. If you're an expert on the Inteet is not? T, wherever there is a good and impressive collection Pomes Pomes website, where new Pomes added every month and the topic you are looking for. Pomes are used by everyone, but especially by the age of the adolescents to express their love feelings. So what we have all been waiting for love Pomes site where you keep your feelings in words, before your love. Pomes always workout in his situation and always very easy to get good collections Pomes and if you're familiar with the Inteet so its easier for you Pomes selectively in any situation, without the time and keep your love for friends and wait your answer. I am a freelance writer and time to this site. I just started writing articles and press releases, in connection with this website. This article is based on reliable sources. If you find a bug or error in this article please e-mail directly to this e-mail so that you annajosephs@gmail.com act immediately.

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Live For Today

Live For Today That is not what they say? But what does this mean? There is no definition mayanswer this question ... For all everywhereBecause everything youfeel in your heart and sharewith the important people in your life ... I sincerely believe that meansyou should choicesthat not seemto you wonder "What if ...?" or ask questions like" Why is not happy? "" Where am I wrong? "How can my life ... Thus, after unfulfillingand depressingday ... Daycontinually stressing me to the point of no retu worsewhen think there'ssimply or a curse ... My existencie ridiculous as it may seem ... If you can not shake itThe will have feelings ... and a tragicinteal, premature death of livingthat real emotions and will be less and less ... Truethan meet todayin of life and how you feel maymake all new ... Each moingdespite the world around youyour life, do not be sad .. . And you'll never have to wonder what would have beenif not taken a chanceand lived in momentand treasure of dance ... Your life is not etealembracing first thingsthat May unexpectedlyand come give you wings ... To go abovethe unknown paththat trivial boringTo choose to explore ... Remember that this world is onlywalk a timemake valuable tripfilled with the sublime ... YouChoose'll probably regret not doing much more than what you do not close the door tryso ... On unknownGo additional mileTake some risksand smile ... When you look at the life backon pleasure madeYou not lackin ... or ask yourselfWhy? Why? Why? E 'for years to fly quickly ... Without my daysto enjoying extentand make every momentmore as well spent? Resource Box -? Danielle Hollister (2004) is the editor for BellaOnline Quotations Zine - A free newsletter for fans with prices more than 10,000 bids in dozens of categories - love, friendship, children, inspiration, success, wisdom , family, life, and much more. Read online --

Monday, March 1, 2010

Train to Newport and the roof to 68 poems in Spanish and English

Train to Newport and the roof to 68 poems in Spanish and English Train to Newport (1962), but when I was fifteen years   Tom and I snuck in goods yard   To take the train to Chicago.   I was surprised at my stupidity? He held in Newport, Minnesota,   Seven miles from home, and we   And there is (Tom and I) joined stones,   Walking miles home.Note dark: The author has a lot of things, when he was young, but has never hopped a train, was her first and last time. # 2/23/06Homeless in 1241? 68The house has nothing?   Because when I was in San FranciscoBack in? 68?   Everything is pointing against him   Want a little 'to cry, but I quickly found in.It dark, though? Re homeless.   No matter which side of the road is? Reon, a homeless, is in hot water! # 1240 2/23/06In 1968, Dennis traveled from Minnesota to San Francisco by train, which had a stretch of bad luck and had to eat the mission house, and ended on the sofa, sleep in a dojo, for several weeks, and then click on a veranda on the sofa for $ 5 dollars a week (a Spanish family). Then finally he found a job, and got a real castle in the room and was very happy.In Spanish   Translated by Nancy PenalozaEl Tren to Newport (1962) Yo solo tenia 15 a? Os age, when   Tom y yo dentro del escapamos dep? Site de Carga,   Para coger un tren de ida to Chicago.   Yo Estuve sorprendido de mi estupidez! Este par? de Newport, Minesota,   You are Millas de la casa, y nosotros   Nosotros Ambos (Tom y yo) pateamos Piedras,   Caminando ESAS OSCURAS miles de regreso a casa.Nota: El author hizo muchas cosas cuando era joven, pero? L marmalade? S jump a train nuevamente, esta fue su primera y última vez. # 1241 2/23/06Sin Hogar de el? Sin Hogar 68El hombre no tiene nada --   Ya que estaba yo, yo cuando en San Estuve FranciscoAtr? S en el? 68   Apuntando contra todo estaba? L.   Ud. Quiere gritar un poco, pero yo lo aguante?. Anochece r? Pido cuanto t? estas sin Hogar.   No matter which de lado de la calle tu estasSobre, sin un hombre esta en el Hogar Agua Caliente! # 1240 2/23/06En 1968 Dennis viaje? From Minnesota to San Francisco por tren, el tenia Racha de una mala suerte y tuvo que comer en la Misi? n, y durmiendo sobre un termino SOF? a Academia de Artes Marcial, during varias semanas, y luego en el p? rtico de alguien a Sill? n $ 5 for d? Lares a week (a family espa? Ola). Luego el Encontre finally? a job, and consigue? real punto en el cuarto posarse, y fue muy feliz.See Dennis' website: