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Home of Parchments - Sonnet #XVII

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Sonnet XVII

 

 

Let motions think amongst the essenes past,
of heathens all determined not to spoil
the once essential gifts of righteous oil
whom surplus was to bring it all surpassed.
The Kingdom of the Lord has fluid sense,
of purpose that from each, whose fingertips
hast brought great cargoes offering the dense
decision making freedom of lost scripts.
To whom the home apocryphal shall praise,
Who'd banish them mere scruple for unspent
each fragment shall establish it in phrase
that from the resurrection His consent.

Concede the home of parchments as a place,

to call it the remembrance of one's Grace.  

 

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Written February 6th, 2003

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  • Lowell Poe
    November 26
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    I'm going to give it to you straight
    from my very first impression
    This is superb poetry......
    Lawrence Ferlinghetti came to mind....
    poetry I believe must,
    must be read several times....
    you certainly dont glance at a Van Gogh
    and say ..oh, thats nice.....
    there's to many nuances
    that can and would be looked over.
    Excellent piece of art and talent.

    Bless you brother,
    Liam


  • Andre ben-YEHU
    August 29

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    Wonderful...


    Poetic expression of sustainability, grace and enchantment. "Home of Parchments - Sonnet #XVII" flows and let its beauty glow.

    It is an honor to read a poem that adds value to the langauge and enriches the history of Poetry.

    Keep Your Sacred Quills flying high, Lord Poet.

    In respect and gratitude,

    Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU


  • Cream22
    June 24, 2005
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    vibrant

    I simply oved this one I hope you arent blushing but I am facinated with your work and your many different ways and styles of writing


  • Amunet Wolfbane Moderators member
    June 12, 2003
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    now this is definately a unique perspective. very well written, I loved it alot. great job blessed be


  • froglover80
    February 6, 2003
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    very different write, interestingly put...the differences, and abstract views of life fit well...made me think, and I like that, thank you for sharing it ~~Jenn

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