Lesson seven, #introtopoetry subject “flavor,” use found words in the content. I found my words in a inspirational book on my desk. I chose the third word in each title unless it was an article or preposition. Therefore this poem will have a inspirational flavor. The words are endurance, purpose, harvest, uniformity, eagerness, power, word, difference, unrighteous, grudges, brother, carnal. I will base my poem on the scripture that says, “Taste and see that the Lord is good….”
TASTE AND SEE
Like bread for the body is the Lord for endurance.
Store away sustenance available for the purpose
Of use when spiritual harvest is poor.
For the sake of uniformity,
wait with eagerness the renewal of power
Infusing our words to make a difference
In the lives of the unrighteous.
Don’t withhold love, don’t hold grudges,
Make all men your brothers
and all women your sisters.
As you feed your carnal body flavorful and
Stimulating food choices,
So feast yourself at the table of God
For flavorful and stimulating nourishment.
Sweet aroma 
That is pretty amazing, Oneta! WELL done! I loved this line: Of use when spiritual harvest is poor. Yes, we sure do have to save up sustenance for those times, don’t we!!!
Oh, yes. We do have droughts on occasion. One advantage of age is to have gone through droughts before and knowing that we keep the faith and God keeps his promises!
Very effective application of the ‘found’ method Oneta, well done 🙂
Thank you, Colettte.
“So feast yourself at the table of God”….simply beautiful.
Oh, what a nice expression “Feast yourself at the table of God.’ Wonderful.