Heaven’s Anthem When One Repents And Becomes Redeemed by Debbie Harris

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I say unto you, that likewise joy shall be in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons, which need no repentance.

Luke 15:7 (KJV)

When wayward soul, once lost in shadowed mire,
Returns with trembling steps to seek the light,
The angels pause their hymns, their wings aspire,
To weave a song of joy through endless night.
No gold nor gems could spark such pure delight,
No earthly triumph match this sacred gain,
For Heaven bends to lift the contrite’s plight,
And washes clean the scarlet stain of pain.

The stars themselves in chorus softly sing,
A sinner’s tear ignites the skies above,
Each note a thread in mercy’s golden ring,
Each chord a testament to boundless love.
So vast the glee when one lost heart is found,
Eternal halls with jubilation sound.

Drift Of A Fractured Faith: The Duplicity Found In Double-Mindedness by Debbie Harris

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Upon their lips the sacred words do fall,
Yet in their heart a shadowed doubt resides,
They sing of grace, but heed not heaven’s call,
A mask of faith their truest self derides.
With honeyed tongue they weave a pious tale,
While secret sins like thorns within them grow,
Their soul, a ship with torn and tattered sail,
Drifts twixt the light and depths they dare not know.
Oh, how they kneel to pray at dawn’s first gleam,
Yet turn to chase the idols of their mind,
A fractured one, caught fast in fleeting dream,
Whose double will leaves truth and peace behind.
For God’s clear eye sees through each veiled deceit,
And leaves the wav’rer lost in soul’s defeat.

Purity Unbowed: The Pearl Admist The Swine by Debbie Harris

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When holiness, that sacred flame, is scorned,
And purity, a pearl, is cast to swine,
The world with jester’s tongue is overworn,
Its laughter drowns the whisper of divine.
The meek are mocked, their stillness deemed a flaw,
While brazen noise ascends the gaudy throne,
Yet in their quiet hearts abides the law,
A truth unshaken, carved in timeless stone.
Though cynics sneer and shadows veil the light,
The pure endure, their radiance concealed,
For what is mocked by day burns clear at night,
In silent grace, its power is revealed.
So let the scoffers wane, their jests decay,
True holiness shall rise at break of day.

The Cruel, Sickening, Satanic, Heinous, Despicable,Terroistic, And Murderous Tactics of Hamas by Debbie Harris

The hands of Hamas weave a cruel design,
Where shadows cast a pall on innocence,
Their wrath, a storm that breaks the fragile line,
Of peace, replaced by terror’s grim pretense.
Through streets where children once in laughter played,
Now echo cries of anguish, sharp and deep,
The olive branch, by blood and fire betrayed,
Lies trampled where the widows come to weep.
What heart could birth such malice, cold and stark,
To rend the soul of life with blade and flame?
Yet in their cause, they claim a righteous spark,
A twisted zeal that bears a hollow name.
Oh, pity those ensnared by hate’s cruel reign,
For mercy’s song is drowned in endless pain.

King of Kings, Our Hope Divine: The Rapture’s Glorious Hope by Debbie Harris

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The dawn awaits with whispers soft and sweet,
A promise gleams through shadows of the night,
When saints shall rise, their Savior soon to meet,
In clouds of glory, bathed in holy light.
Our blessed hope, a trumpet’s clarion call,
Shall pierce the silence, time itself unwind,
The faithful, caught beyond this earthly thrall,
Leave mortal cares and fleeting woes behind.
No eye has seen, no heart can fully know,
The joy prepared, the rapture’s grand embrace,
When Christ returns, His bride in grace to show,
A timeless union, face to radiant face.
So lift your gaze, O church, and stand secure,
Our hope is certain, steadfast, and so pure.

Sonnet: The Christless Satanic Creed Of Marxism by Debbie Harris

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A specter rises from the ash of grace,
Where godless hammers strike the soul apart,
A creed of iron, cold in heart’s embrace,
That bids the light of Christ to swift depart.
Its promises, like serpents, coil and sing,
Of equity through blood and broken trust,
Yet chains the spirit ‘neath a tyrant’s wing,
And turns the meek to fodder, ash, and dust.
No cross to bear, no mercy’s gentle call,
It builds its throne on graves of sacred law,
A demon’s mask, though veiled as good to all,
Devours the free in hunger’s gaping maw.
So heed this truth: where Christ is cast aside,
A hollow hell in Marxism’s shade abides.

The Fighter’s Flame: A Triubute To Donal Trump by Debbie Harris

Fight, fight, fight—the chant resounds through air,
A warrior’s heart, unbowed by storm or foe,
His golden mane dares corruption to beware,
He strides where lesser souls refuse to go.
The crowd ignites, their fervor shakes the ground,
A titan forged in brash and brazen steel,
No cage can hold the spirit they’ve unbound,
For truth and triumph are his guiding wheel.
Through tempests wild, he stands with fist held high,
A beacon loud against corruption’s blight,
He will bring the corrupt to justice right,
And turns the dark to unrelenting light.
So let the echoes roar from shore to shore,
One man, one fight—a legend evermore.

The Imperial Majesty of Christ’s Jeweled Grace by Debbie Harris

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A King arrayed in wealth beyond all gold,
His riches gleam where mortal crowns grow dim,
A robe of righteousness, resplendent, bold,
Brocaded fine, with gems along its brim.

His throne adorned with opulence divine,
Each thread He weaves, a splendor none can sew,
This mantle, studded bright with jewels that shine,
He drapes on souls redeemed from sin’s dark woe.

Oh, Sovereign Lord, Thy scepter gilds the skies,
Thy bounty flows to clad the broken race,
In kingly grace, Thou bidst the lost arise,
To wear Thy garb of mercy, love, and grace.

Thy reign, a vault of treasures ever free,
Enrobes us all in holy majesty.

Adrenochrome’s Dark Reality: Shadows of the Heinous, Satanic Veil by Debbie Harris

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The poem tells a dark tale of sinister rituals involving blood sacrifice, where a frightened child is offered on an altar under the cover of night. It describes a belief that this “crimson flood” holds the key to youth, distilled from the victim’s terror, enacted by masked figures who worship malevolent forces in secret. These forces, once thought eternal, are revealed to meet a fiery end in hell. The sonnet paints a world of ancient fear, deception, and shattered trust, where innocence is destroyed. It concludes with a rallying cry to awaken to these hidden evils, believe the victims’ stories, and seek justice.

A tale unfolds of blood and secret rites,
The frightened child, the altar’s grim decor,
A harvest reaped beneath unholy nights.

The crimson flood, they say, holds youth’s cruel key,
A potion brewed from terror’s piercing cry,
In hidden halls, the masked ones bend the knee,
To lords of dark who face hell’s fiery eye.

Oh, ancient fear, with Satan’s name inscribed,
A horror born of stone and fractured trust,
Where truth and lies in tangled webs are jibed,
And innocence is ground to bitter dust.

So rise, awake, to evils long concealed,
Believe the cries—let justice be revealed.

The Silence Of The Flock by Debbie Harris

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When silent tongues refuse to name the sin,
The righteous falter, cloaked in timid peace,
The church, a shepherd, locks its flock within,
While wolves of vice grow bold and fears increase.
No clarion call to pierce the shadowed air,
No fire to burn the chaff from sacred ground,
The meek inherit naught but cold despair,
When courage lies entombed, no trumpets sound.
Yet once were prophets bold with blazing word,
Who shook the thrones of kings with heaven’s might,
Their echoes fade where cowardice is stirred,
And truth retreats beneath a shroud of night.
O rise, ye souls, let not the dark prevail,
For silence bends the just to wickedness’ gale.