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Gynith Roberts


Birth Place
Missouri

Age Category
71-80

Birth month and day
April 19

Education
Not applicable

Occupation
Retired

Hobbies
My grandsons and writing

Marital status
Married

Children/grandchildren
2 children - 4 grandsons

Published works
The Christmas Story
The Lost Sheep
Midnight Hour
Sunbeams
Rhythm of Wind
Windmills
The Storm
Ribbons of Life
Gettysburg
Shadows
Time
Window of Light
Each Day

Volunteer work
Vesper Hall - Senior Center

Poetry writing experience
Have written poetry, essays and short stories since the 1970's. Have also done a book on my childhood - The Green Fields of Home - and am working on my first fiction novel.

State or country in which the poet resides
Missouri

Testimony of saving faith for Christians only
My favorite book from the Bible is Ecclesiastes 3: There is a time for everything: verses 1 through 8.

About the Poet
I still have 4 grandsons and love to write. Although it hasn't been easy (nothing worth while ever is), on June 1 Floyd and I will celebrate our 57th wedding anniversary.

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Chime Of The Day

October 17, 2025

God's Love...
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By James Pemberton
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God's Love...

 

What a wonderful gift

from God above.

The greatest gift

he's given...  Is his love!

 

Love is always so

patient and kind.

It will endure the

 test of time.

 

Love is something everyone

 does need.

But so many hearts

are filled with greed.

 

This is not the way God

 intended it to be.

Read his word... 

t's so plain to see!

 

What are many not loving,

 the way God does ask?

Is this too much a burden? 

Too difficult a task?

 

During the times when we

 complain and grumble.

We need God's love to help

 us be humble.

 

The place to start is

 on our knees.

Asking; "God give me more

 of your love...  please!"

 

By Jim Pemberton

 (c) 2009

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