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Constant of Your Certain

There's not just a flicker
but the gapping
equinox spaces
between the stars that
breathes Your chaotic
smile

sandwiched into
my hopeful pockets,
I rub the dried rose
between thorn-cut
fingers

bite the sprig of mint as
a fresh alien of earth's
garden; tastes that last
more than my life
ever will.

Oh,heavenly glory!
Fruit of Shem,line of David,
seed us to those who look up
always known from
perfectly cupped hands
Yours only-
Light of the World.

Author notes

Things to Know:  
*\_Shem_, the third of Noah's sons, was the greatest and most surrendered follower out of whose line would yield the prophesied Saviour, Jesus Christ!\*

In the 10th generation of Adam, while God still made public and personal appearances,  Noah was sadly the \only\ servant who continued to listen, pray to, and knew God after the consequential fall in Eden. By appointed  selection, it took Noah a struggling 120 years to build a floating ark that would endure the flood waters, purging all living inhabitants, while still saving the animals of (\each kind\) for a new beginning of earth.(Genesis 6). Purpose: to start anew and give man another opportunity to know His original purpose, plan, and communion with Him.*


Written November 11th, 2005

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  • CookieZeal Greeters member
    February 14, 2006
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    Perhaps it will never be the same.............this life, this poise in calico jackets.

    Thank you....ever...ever so much!


  • inder silver member
    February 14, 2006
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    oh this is such a bitter sweet pill that i allow my senses to enjoy and look forward to the day in a new light.Blissful!
    Edited on Feb 14 because ''.

  • CookieZeal Greeters member
    December 24, 2005
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    Thank you, David.All comments/ critiques appreciated and considered.
    This reference (alien) is prophetic to how one senses to be outside the establishment once a holy calling comes, just as Jesus was in his own country.
    If I see this differently on another day, I'll gladly edit. Thank you so much.

  • David Keig
    December 22, 2005
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    Love the poem - except for one word - 'alien' - it interrupts the flow and seems to be from a different dictionary - thank you for very kind comment on my poem btw - david


  • CelticKisses
    December 20, 2005
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    I love the imagery in this, brilliant poem really well expressed and a very powerful write.
    Keep penning and well done.
    Love Julie
    xXxXx

  • CookieZeal Greeters member
    December 12, 2005
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    Oh, my goodness. Your comment, capricornpoet, added to so much of what I was saying. I appreciate the layer! Thank you

    Merci! Fils de Dieu, priez pour nous.


  • capricornpoet
    December 12, 2005
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    God and his garden

    Metaphores as paraboles of life and promises of life, smiling to what is genesis of God and man and the light that follows;
    mystery steeped into all the scent and senses of this poem.


  • SmokinHotWhiteTiger
    December 2, 2005
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    Powerful!!!!

    This is sheer beauty and a very powerful and insight-filled message behind this poem... very beautiful job and what can I say but the stunning creative ebauty of your poem which is based upon the truth from the bible is just absolutely magnificent... It makes one ponder the existance and life and so much more. very berry beautiful poetic write here. Congratulations also on your accomplishment :-) smiles Sincerely, Paul

  • Bob the Elder
    December 2, 2005
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    wow. that was. an amazing poem. i really don't know what else to say. sorry i can't give a better critique... well. thanks much for the read.


  • Lozipot86
    November 30, 2005
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    wow beautiful. lozi xxxX


  • Latet Artifex
    November 24, 2005
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    "Light of the World" So many more could see this light if they only looked. A very meaningful poem indeed, thankyou.

  • tmfndurnil
    November 24, 2005
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    I love your poem. It is very deep and you make it come to life.


  • Tre Brown 3000
    November 21, 2005
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    Haaaaaaaaaah!

    Sweet. Enlightning. Beautiful. What more out of this can i get. Ima bout ta cry. Hold on............okay i got myself. NE wayz. This was a great poem. check me out ona these dayz. Excuse my spellin. I type tha way i talk.


  • congratselations
    November 14, 2005
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    I really like this... You've done such a good job with symbolism and imagery. Great job, and God bless!

  • ShellG
    November 14, 2005
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    Oh what a great poem and the spiritual aspect to the poem.Very creative,and it took some thought, nicely done,I loved it


  • myrataal silver member
    November 12, 2005
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    Divinely Dianne

    Oh dearest Dianne, carried on mint breath, divine words reaching into the core of star roses. How we are burdened and glorified by the fruit of His Divine garden -- being gardener and flower all at once: holding the shimmer of the golden Rose.



    Myra

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