Jeremy S. Loomis
I grew up amidst blizzards and fall colors, and attended college amidst rip tides and hurricanes. My God has given me life everlasting, love unending, and hope in the midst of uncertainty.
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(Currently pursuing an MA in Human Services.) Double BS in Commercial Writing & Broadcasting. Minors in Advertising, Graphic Design, & Bible.Motto
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Ocean's EdgeThe surface is enough to catch attention, not enough to keep it. We all long for a deeper knowing. (Also, Isaiah 9:2)
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The Moon and the SeaThe devoted Sea admires the Moon (and awaits the end of goodbyes).
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Belated ValentineWe must wake up before dreams can come true. First we awaken, and then the dreams do.
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Haiku #2: Sweet DreamsA poem about holding on and letting go. Holding onto expectancy and letting go of expectations. And permitting the future to take its time.
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Face the FutureIf you feel that you don't fit in anywhere, check which direction you're facing. You're likely either looking down or backward.
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Sonic SolaceLean not to your own understanding.
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The Mooring(Philippians 3:13) Dedicated to a little sister.
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Voice in a BreezeThe mystery of the soul and the senses. God sends enduring hope in simple ways that are not easy to explain.
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Haiku #1: Freeze TagA child can be so faithful to the game.
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Living Rivers Born of FireThe kindling of a lasting passion.
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The Invisible HouseA poem about learning to see. About searching, finding and being found.
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Red Sky MorningA fool's hope, and a big storm brewing.
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Time TravelersWhat if you could go back, knowing all that you know now...
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Deep SpacePrelude to "Time Travelers".
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Stranger's FieldFinders keepers? -
Reach the DawnTo awaken out of numbness, to allow a false foundation to be broken by warmth.
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Lost KeysThe faithful heart waits to be discovered.
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Wisdom's First HomeProverbs 8:23 (In the presence of God)
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ReservationsAlways
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Inside-Out IntrovertsA dead giveaway
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Even MoreWhat I Wanted All Along
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You Make Me NervousSoon, you'll have to comes to terms with what you really want.
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A Sparkle in the ForestWhat have I found? Why did I come here? And if I turn back now, Will it try to follow me home?
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Locked on to the Face of BeautyOnce in a great while, you'll find one who honestly doesn't know how beautiful she is, inside and out. Just keep an eye on her, will you?
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I Didn't KnowI guess ignorance is the way we get in our own way.
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Neither Here nor ThereA place for you, a place for me. Perhaps no place for us.
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How I Missed YouWhen my head and heart are full, I just hope for a friend to decipher what I'm trying to spill out. (P.S. good luck.)
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Today it Rained in the DesertI asked for rain.
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Blow with the Wind2 Cor. 6:17
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The Same DreamTo love and be loved
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I Need AngelsStarting over shouldn't be attempted alone.
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A Third of the Day(...but who's counting?)
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A New Chapter Begins2007 ends with closure, and with the hope of a happy new year. -
Peace on EarthI won't get what I want for Christmas. First things first. -
The Answer is the Problem NowCut out distractions. If with all your heart you will seek, you will find. -
Mine ForeverLook ahead instead of watching what you've lost. Can you see what's coming?
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Perceiving with All Six SensesThose who want to overcome communication barriers must accept unfamiliar perspectives. -
Pressed Between My PagesThe most beautiful things are filled with memories. -
Never ChangeThings seem different when for the first time your eyes are opened to the way they've always been. These hidden messages are there to be discovered. -
Betrayed by MoonlightA trespasser is discovered in the woods. -
30 Days of RainSome of our most difficult experiences come for our betterment. The silver lining would be disturbing without the cloud. -
Disappearing Evidence - The Rise and Fall of the Loomis GangThe Loomis Gang was a powerful crime syndicate of the mid-1800s, based in Central New York. You might think of them as the English-descended equivalent to the Mafia. They were finally overthrown by a local uprising at the conclusion of the Civil War.
