How Clandestine
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By Charles Van Gorkom
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Submitted: Saturday, December 20, 2003
Last Updated: Thursday, September 21, 2006
About the Poet
I am a bootmaker-poet. My wife and I live in British Columbia, Canada. See www.hikingbootshandcrafted.com I want to surprise my readers with a glimpse of the beauty of God, His mercy and grace.
Other Poems by Charles Van Gorkom
- A Greater Glory
- Advent
- Alpine
- Ambush
- Artist of Romans 1;19-20
- Ash Safety
- Because You Knew
- Can Words
- Christmas Paradigm
- Fall Haven
- Fall Routine
- Hanalei Morning
- Harpist
- Hazelton, B.C.
- His Poem
- How Clandestine
- Iesu
- Jesus
- Joy to the World
- Knowing Deeply
- Last Storm Prophesy
- Looking For Home
- Mortally Wounded
- Mystery
- Northern Midnight
- Not Soon Shaken
- Old Friends
- Red Rose and White
- Simple Life
- Sister
- Snowflake
- Something Beautiful
- Song of Water Deep
- Sunshine and Snow
- Taken By
- The Call
- The End Comes
- The Mist
- Then Comes a Man
- Three Petitions
- To God
- To The Bride
- Trees Only Grow
- Twisted String
- Undelude
- Untitled Times
- Upon this Rock
- White Stone
- Whither Wind
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