Analysis of A New Year Revelation



Two thousand twenty two is here,
As we celebrate with a joyous cheer;
Giving a devotion, commitment and love,
To our Lord God the Almighty up above.

In return we are blessed with Holy bliss,
Informing the world telling it like it is.
Because we praise His name as we go,
Through this year seeing an overflow.

For the rewards are abundantly good,
Whoever remembers Him as we should;
Knowing that life to be Heavenly eternal,
Rather than condemned in a fiery infernal;

We know these truths walking in the light,
Through each day and doing what is right;
Living in the promise within this New Year,
That the second coming of Christ is near.

Copyright ©2021 Richard Newton Sherrer


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Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 683
Words 140
Sentences 5
Stanzas 5
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 1
Lines Amount 17
Letters per line (avg) 32
Words per line (avg) 7
Letters per stanza (avg) 108
Words per stanza (avg) 24

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Hope for Christ's Return

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Written on January 02, 2022

Submitted by richards.77936 on January 01, 2022

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Richard Newton Sherrer

I was born and raised on a farm in Pennsylvania. It was a small family farm that was handed down through 8 generations of Sherrer men until my father; Newton just could not make a living from it any longer. He thought that I would make a better living away from the farm. So, I decided to join the Air Force in 1969 upon graduating from high school. I gained quite a bit of experience and insight on life while in the service. Even though I was only stationed on the east coast of the US, my Air Force career took me to Germany and Korea. After 20 years wearing of the blue uniform, I decided going in a different direction and found myself becoming very diverse in many different fields. Something still seemed missing to me after being separated from the service for about 10 years. The Air Force was a way of life for me, but really missed life in Korea. I found myself changing careers again. Poetry was an interest of his since my days in high school. With returning to the Lord, I felt motivated to write of my Christian beliefs. I started looking at Bible verses and reflecting on my own personal experiences. The Bible was found to be as true today as to when the various books were written. I could see much of what the Bible is teaching us as valid as every in modern time. It felt only natural to me on using his personal experience based on Bible verses and see much of my own life written in the Scriptures. God inspires me what to write about though. I do not claim to be an expert on God or the Bible. I am just a Christian who has become enlightened to write poetic verses from the Holy Scriptures. more…

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