This is not mine, but I found it compelling:

I think I should mourn o'er my sorrowful fate,
If sorrow in heaven can be;
If no one should be at the Beautiful Gate,
There watching and waiting for me.

From Guy N. Woods's commentary on James, p. 314.

by J. Randal Matheny

I'm here, oh, Lord! I'm ready and a rarin'.
Do what? Who? Me? How about sending Aaron?

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A forum post inspired this little ditty, and it
looked like something you'd smile at and maybe
mull over.

Have a great start of the week.

I have two for you actually. Tell me below (click on "talk to me") which one you prefer:

1. An angry man is angry again in season,
   when ire abates and he returns to reason.
2. When he returns to reason, the angry man
   again is angry for his fitful span.

by J. Randal Matheny

Our mutual prayers, confessions, and support
keep all of us in God's protected court.

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Miss those couplets? Here's one for you today.

I'm not sure where this one popped into my mind from; one of those unknown results from a stray thought.

The Winning Word

Lose your cool, lose your cause;
Before you speak, take a pause.