Everyday Joe, poet, former TV guy, healthcare public affairs worker, lover of singing birds, grateful to God, and always looking to share inspirational stuff...

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Joined July 2013
Grateful to share that my fifth book of poetry is now out on Amazon. I hope readers may see God's glory in the world, near as their very hearts. Thank you all for all your support, and thank you Dr. Karunesh Kumar Agrawal @cyberwitdotnet amazon.com/s?k=joe+bisicchia…
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#VentnorNJ before the storm. Hope all safe.
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Good morning !!! Reflect the light.
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Another new day of wonder. Thank you God.
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Goodness. Walking into work I found me a tree bark that’s a doppelgänger for New Jersey.
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Marlton, NJ tonight.
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Blessing of the Sea, Longport,NJ. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen. #Assumption
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Joe Bisicchia retweeted
don't mention it issue206 (print edition) featuring @nviglietti0, @jceylon2, @TheB_Line, @merkurymann, @NjorogeWambugu, and @tangledscott
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Thank you @tgranz for allowing this poem to breathe. pleaseseeme.com/issue-18-cho…
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Poetry by Joe Bisicchia - Anti-Heroin Chic heroinchic.weebly.com/1/post…
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Last night, a woman behind me came over pre kick off and said 'I've just captured a video of you and your son. Can I send it to you?' I gave her my email and I think it might just be my favourite video ever. @wembleystadium
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Simon Says There is likely hesitation, but he takes the cross. A voice can only say so much. His goes hollow. He learns to look not at the loss but at the example he will follow. And in the end, he gives it back to Him. jb Published by Time of Singing
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Venus de Milo Hold me. Don’t be a stone heart. Be real. That simple. That plain. Hold me. Even if just with your eyes. Joe Bisicchia, published by The Fictional Cafe
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Stills We live aside rivers in time, never forever frozen as if ice. Images and photographs are left. We're much more than that. But we look at what was, that moment in life and see how easy it now seems to walk on water. jb, published by Shot Glass Journal
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