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Yonder in the empty walks
Between the still musing balks
Willow trees are wont to hawk
That there is somewhere we should sit and talk
Have another meal of mind
Take the rest to finish later
Just leave the rest behind
With the constant running meter
Useage of the toll bridge is free
Waived a soul in sudden distress
But letters up to a tee
Strike the hardest to have confess
So have another meal of mind
Take the rest to explain later
Just leave the rest behind
With a constant running metre
Calling out like church bells held high
On faith and pleased company
Calling out that all those are free
To open their hearts and expose to see
Silver as the moonlight can be
Sombre thoughts that scatter and bleed
Rains of metal snowflakes soon weave
A fairest kind of tapestry
To show a meal of the mind
Take into the depths of you
Just leave what you cannot raise high
And call with entire soul as true
Sail on a sea of blank teeth
Chattering like maws of their lies
Wear a confidence in a wreath
To uplift a will into the skies
Have another meal of the mind
And leave the rest for some time later
For children of the late angels kind
Learn from the lessons with their wonder
Between the still musing balks
Willow trees are wont to hawk
That there is somewhere we should sit and talk
Have another meal of mind
Take the rest to finish later
Just leave the rest behind
With the constant running meter
Useage of the toll bridge is free
Waived a soul in sudden distress
But letters up to a tee
Strike the hardest to have confess
So have another meal of mind
Take the rest to explain later
Just leave the rest behind
With a constant running metre
Calling out like church bells held high
On faith and pleased company
Calling out that all those are free
To open their hearts and expose to see
Silver as the moonlight can be
Sombre thoughts that scatter and bleed
Rains of metal snowflakes soon weave
A fairest kind of tapestry
To show a meal of the mind
Take into the depths of you
Just leave what you cannot raise high
And call with entire soul as true
Sail on a sea of blank teeth
Chattering like maws of their lies
Wear a confidence in a wreath
To uplift a will into the skies
Have another meal of the mind
And leave the rest for some time later
For children of the late angels kind
Learn from the lessons with their wonder
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DIY-Maze Lingering for too long only to loose my way all of a sudden... then treading on a path... leading... (no)where? 02.04.23
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A Salty, Sailor's Warning
If starboard is always right, then...port is always wrong, The keel is happy and healthy as long as it doesn't start singing its song. The sails are well when tied or full but never in a storm, Steer clear of reef and rock and take 'er straight when rogue waves form. Be still in waters made of glass, let fired mornings tether~ Your worries to the anchor as you wait for fairer weather. In crimson sunsets seek the light and venture forth 'til morning, And rememeber all I've told you as a salty, sailor's warning.
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ONE DOOR FOR ALL
"Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. [ROMANS 10:13] The protocols at the restaurant in my childhood and neighborhood were consistent with social and racial dynamics in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The kitchen helpers - Mary, the cook, and dishwashers like me - were Black; however, the in-restaurant patrons were White. Black customers could order food, but they had to pick it up at the back door. Such policies reinforced the unequal treatment of blacks in that era. Though we've come a long way since then, we still have room for growth in how we relate to each other as people made in the image of God. Passages of Scripture like Romans 10:8-13 help us to see that all are welcome in the family of God; there's no back door. All enter the same way - through belief in Jesus' death for cleansing and forgiveness. The Bible word for this transformative experience is saved (VV. 9, 13). Your social situation or racial status or that of others doesn't factor into the
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Originally written on December 25, 2014. Seventy ninth poem for the Hundred Theme Challenge by The-Poetry-Cafe. Faith is a wonderful thing, to let one aspire without logic, and hope beyond hope for something greater than oneself.
Challenge information: the-poetry-cafe.deviantart.com
Theme: Starvation.
Challenge information: the-poetry-cafe.deviantart.com
Theme: Starvation.
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