God Remembered Rachel
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COME WHAT MAY Twain shall be one flesh Two shall become one A big step in your lives Will have begun Promising a life of compromise With the two words, "I do" Forgetting selfishness 'Cause self-less-ness will do Devoting your lives to each other Letting no one else in Knowing this is the person For the rest of your life you'll spend Trusting and growing Fighting and making up Knowing your intention Is never breaking up Man enough to say sorry Women enough to submit Knowing pain and happiness Solidifies your kiss So before you start forever Remember this today Marriage is growing together, Come what may.
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About the Book
God Remembered Rachel" was subsequently one of the many titles I had to choose for my poetry book. This title stood out the most due to it's significance to me. A fellow colleague in the gospel preached a sermon with the same title a while back,and I never forgot it. The biblical account of Rachel, though painful at times to read about, ultimately had a wonderful ending. I loved the fact that Rachel learned through trial and error to trust in a God, who promises that you will reap if you faint not. At the end of this story God opens her womb, so she can bare Jacob two sons. They are the evidence that though she sowed in tears she reap in joy. This book should shed light on our dark situations, give hope when you feel you don't have any, as well as provide joy and laughter. I hope that we realize that if God remembered Rachel, he will remember us too!
About the Author
Crystal Fleming is an acccomplished poet who can write almost anything. Her poems can range from emotional depth to a simplistic Haiku, that even a child can understand them. The emotional highs and lows of her life have manifested themselves as poems of personal experiences. She has written poems for Baltimore City Community College as well as published a poem in Mists of Enchantment entitled "Faith Is Like A Doomed Rose." Crystal also won an award for some writing at Lake Clifton Eastern Highschool. As a songwriter, story teller, artist, poet, and singer she doesn't ever want to change her gracious attitude toward Jesus Christ, her Lord and Saviour. Afterall, he is the one who has bestowed such wonderful gifts upon her.