Romantic verse
	To You if ever you should go — Poetry by Mark Rector You Don't Have To, by Mark Rector copyright 1984 For Being There, by Mark Rector copyright 1976 I still think about you, by Mark Rector copyright 1985
More Spiritual Poetry
	Vanity and the Obvious, by Mark Rector copyright 1979 This Too Shall Pass, by Mark Rector copyright 1978 Another Virgin Spring, by Mark Rector copyright 1980 Rummaging through Aunt Emma's Photographs The Moment, by Mark Rector, copyright 1974
An eclectic mix of styles
	In the company of solitude, by Mark Rector copyright 1978 The kiss, by Mark Rector copyright 1978 Sticks and stones, by Mark Rector copyright 1987
Prose and Writings
	Tonight I cried, by Mark Rector copyright 1999 The Audible Voice of God, by Mark Rector copyright 2000 A.D. A Tribute to the United States of America, Cited by Mark Rector in 2001, author unknown. Famous Quotes on Computers, Programming and Technical Writing

Vanity and The Obvious Abundant proof in wondrous sights, Beyond the cities' shadowed blight. Stark mountains blue-skies distant, Brazen river's thunder-dash, Soft meadow's sweet contentment-- Wrapped in heather like a sash, Rich prairie wheat-sea rippling, Forest lush with promise teems: Above the struggling sapling Royal oak its hope redeems. Glad sun arouses every beast, But Man alone rebels. And if, by awe's evangelist, We hear the praise it tells; We smirk, and nod conceitedly-- As though we knew of old-- What every bee and rock and tree Since earth's dawn clearly told, "The Lord has formed the earth by hand "And left His fingerprint. "In star-framed, sun-illumined land "We stumble, doubt, and squint." "WE cannot see him," vain men say. "Behold, our hands are in the way!" ~Mark A. Rector

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