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    Verse Diversified #2: With Stuff Too Good to Lose
    Verse Diversified #2: With Stuff Too Good to Lose
    Verse Diversified #2: With Stuff Too Good to Lose
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    Verse Diversified #2: With Stuff Too Good to Lose

    By James W. Faucette

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    Poetry and miscellaneous wisdom from olden times.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateJun 1, 2012
    ISBN9781466934344
    Verse Diversified #2: With Stuff Too Good to Lose
    Author

    James W. Faucette

    Born--6/8/22 --Attended UNC at Chapel Hill, NC US Army Air Force Veteran.Married 65 yrs, One Daughter, 2 grandchildren, one great Grandaughter.

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      Verse Diversified #2 - James W. Faucette

      Copyright 2012 James W. Faucette.

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the written prior permission of the author.

      Printed in the United States of America.

      isbn: 978-1-4669-3435-1 (sc)

      isbn: 978-1-4669-3434-4 (e)

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      Contents

      Sonnet For John Newton

      The Beautiful Snow

      Misc.

      Epitaphs

      Trouble Free

      Quotations

      More Miscellaneous

      Tar Heel Pot Holes

      Miscellaneous

      Thrasonical Bombast

      Truthful Fantasy

      D-Day

      The Church

      Spiritual Insight

      In Concert

      Recipe For Happiness

      Filling Station#2

      A Soul Poetic

      The Filling Station #1

      Please Find Me

      Calling

      From Unknown Authors

      For The Young

      The Beautiful Snow

      Fickle Fate

      Title Unknown

      The Holy Book

      Old Sol

      After Dinner Speaker

      Ban the Hand Guns

      The Bridge Of Love

      Life and Death

      The Holy Book

      Astronauts

      Prisoner’s Lament

      Weatherman

      A Farmer’S Dayvorce

      Tribute To The Disabled G.I.

      Tribute To The Disabled G.I.

      No Idle Minds

      Ave Maria

      Old Mac Dougal

      I Am

      Bells of Christmas

      Acrostic for Ruth F. Allen

      Neighborhood

      Spring Revival

      Today’s Soup

      Deception

      Walk the Aisle

      The Unseen Hand

      Aging Rudolph

      Santa’s Coming

      Love

      No Rest for the Sun

      Balderdash

      Embraced by the Free

      Where Night Meets Day

      No Rest for the Sun

      Chain Reaction

      Farmer’s Reward

      Driven to Drink

      Special Olympics

      Long Stemmed Roses

      Love Forever

      Desert Hardship

      Stand Up and be Counted

      Happy Birthday

      Acrostic for Preston Moses

      Healthy, Wealthy & Wise

      Longer Life

      An Ode to the Pill

      Toast to the Pill

      The Unseen Cat

      The Holy Book

      Swanny River

      Still Small Voice

      Reward Yourself

      Public TV

      Power

      An Ode to the Pill

      Move the Bait

      Menial Labor

      Keeping On

      Get Relief

      Be Wise

      Creation

      Carolina Wren

      Bird Brains

      A Natural Symphony

      Pundits sent to me at Christmas

      Sonnet For

      John Newton

      I’ve seen a poem lovely as a tree

      In fact it’s even lovelier to me

      Proclaimed by sinners who have been set free

      "Amazing Grace will never cease to be

      With due respect to nature and to trees

      One who has been redeemed with me agrees

      A lovely tree will die and fade away

      But God’s amazing grace is here to stay.

      On the sea of life John Newton was lost

      And like his ship his soul was tempest tossed

      Then the Holy Spirit took nature’s place

      Inspiring him to write, Amazing Grace

      This song of his Soul will always be heard

      Along with the Psalms and God’s Holy Word.

      The Beautiful

      Snow

      The Omaha Publican gives the following history of this peoduction, which The London Spectator has pronounced the finest poem ever written in America. During the early part of the war of 1861, one dark Saturday night in mid winter, there died in the the Commercial Hospital in Cinncinati, a young

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