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Image of the Day : Glad Day by William Blake

Glad Day

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  • I..am..GLAD it is DAY!! I will start searching for my EVE and DREAM!!!
    The expression of his 'eyes'shows..expectation. He feels 'incomplete'.
    LOVE,
    THELMA

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  • Does this remind anyone of Jesus a little?
    Here’s a poem about being glad.

    Since crossing over to this glorious side,
    I’ve been filled with love, peace, and joy inside.
    And, my Father is with me every where I go.
    Glad I am Lord? You just don’t know!

    You’ve been with me every step of the way,
    From the very first step I took one day.
    You picked me up from the valley low.
    Glad I am Lord? You just don’t know!

    You brought me out of darkness into the marvelous light.
    You handle all my battles so why should I fight.
    Your love has been with me in a continuous flow.
    Glad I am Lord? You just don’t know!

    When I admitted I was a sinner, You made me whole.
    When I repented for my sins, You prepared my soul.
    When I was submerged in Your name, I felt pure as gold.
    Glad I am Lord? You just don’t know!

    When I received your Holy Ghost and spoke in unknown tongue,
    As Your Holy Spirit gave the utterance, I knew You had come,
    To guide me and keep me, You make me glow.
    Glad I am Lord? You just don’t know!

    You help me to live a holy life without shame or sin.
    You’re the only One on which I can depend.
    You’re always there no matter where I go.
    Glad I am Lord? You just don’t know.

    — by Delvin D. Seawright

    Lord,
    I know you love me, but why do hide from me?
    I know you love me, but why won’t you speak to me?
    Lord,
    I know you’re there, but why aren’t you here?
    I know you care, but why give me pain.
    Lord,
    You tell me many things, and play with my mind,
    but you leave me distraught, and take away the fun.
    Lord,
    What do you want, who do you want,
    what should i give, what should i take,
    you come to me, in so many ways, and faces,
    Now everywhere I look, I see you,
    but it’s not the truth.
    are you for real, do you exist,
    if you do, show me your face,
    who you really are,
    because I’m confused.

    -Cecilia

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  • …”de Corpo e Alma”!!!..
    Lindo!!!
    Beijos,
    Mari Raphael.

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  • Quick question- I have a picture that i found to be just beautiful.. really really beautiful. Just wondered, if i could email(which add) or something so you can possibly put it up- so that everyone could see it :)

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  • Deported by who dear? lol
    Extra-terrestrial, amazing angels, or?

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  • Thank you Wanbliska. Songs of innocence. A lovely title. Want to hear something? Once I was hiking nude in an American desert. The fear of being deported made me get dressed again pretty soon.

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  • Barcelona 20 euros en un cafe

    Un gran día feliz!

    A great glad day!

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  • Dear Heart,

    Oh woman! “Dancing nude in the sunlight” Softly :)
    See, how words here are lessons for all of us. Isn’t it magical?
    Enjoy sweet Heart.

    SONGS OF INNOCENCE

    by: William Blake (1757-1827)

    Piping down the valleys wild,
    Piping songs of peasant glee,
    On a cloud I saw a child,
    And he, laughing, said to me:

    ‘Pipe a song about a lamb!’
    So I piped with merry cheer.
    ‘Piper, pipe that song again;’
    So I piped: he wept to hear.

    ‘Drop thy pipe, thy happy pipe;
    Sing thy songs of happy cheer!’
    So I sang the same again,
    While he wept with joy to hear.

    ‘Piper, sit thee down and write
    In a book, that all may read.’
    So he vanished from my sight;
    And I plucked a hollow reed,

    And I made a rural pen,
    And I stain’d the water clear,
    And I wrote my happy songs
    Every child may joy to hear.

    I longer prefer to put some words of the genius man, rather than being a naughty girl…
    Happy weekend to all of you.

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  • *Giggles* @ Annie. The word Glad used to be called Gay. I see William Blake is placed in homosexual poetry. Gives another dimension to this painting. Ha!

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  • He’s an angel .He opens his hands and spreads the light.

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  • My dear Heart, i enjoy reading yours :) the nude dance reminded me my dance before i take my bath :) chuckle :)
    Love and Graditude
    Annie

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  • Be spontanious and ready for anything.
    -Angeline

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  • I..am..GLAD it is DAY!! I will start searching for my EVE and DREAM!!!
    The expression of his ‘eyes’shows..expectation. He feels ‘incomplete’.
    LOVE,
    THELMA

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  • Thats how it should be ..Blessings Tania

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  • Wanbliska and Annie, I always enjoy to read your comments. Here is mine; A nude dance in the sunlight gives a glad day.

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  • He is dressed in Light :)
    And his hands are open to embrace the Universe..giving off light himself..
    His heart is open..to Love…

    Love and Graditude
    Annie

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  • Yes, Glad Day!

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