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Mercy in Agony

Mercy bears her soul
at the gate called beautiful

with supplication,  she plea's
in sackcloth and ashes

discerning the times
in the twilight of judgement

as she mourns for the multitudes,
who wallow in the abyss of ignorance

before the great trumpet sounds,
unleashing unimaginable horrors

in a world of lost souls
inundated with lewd and
debauched passions


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  • chiefmac
    January 3

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    This points where sound moves and aid to fit the target mood. To mourn for those who do not understand their sin and horrors that await. Thanks for entering our contest and I wish you the very best. Dan


  • Sandygram silver member
    January 3
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    Your words are powerful amnd remind me of the second coming of Christ when mercy will be given to those who believe. Great lines....

    before the great trumpet sounds,
    unleashing unimaginable horrors

    Your stark imagery brings the reader into the darkness of lost souls. Thank you for entering this wonderful poem. Best of luck in our contest. Take care, Sandy


  • princessleejwctlvr2
    December 31, 2008
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    wow this is a truly deep and powerful write!!! So truly heartfelt!!!!! You did an amazing job with this piece!!!! Wow my words can't express how good this truly is!!!! Its indescribable!!!!! You totally blew me away!!!!! What an outstanding and incredible piece!!!! Your words details and descriptions are so perfect!!!!! This is well portrayed!!!!! You are amazing!!!!! I love it!!!!!


  • Bakiryu
    December 30, 2008

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    it flows beautifully! the second stanza did seem a bit forced but i loved the smoothness of the rest.


  • Robin Candor
    December 30, 2008

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    Thanks for sharing this piece with us. I just wish it had ended a little differently. That's not criticism, just me. The thought of mercy is something that is beyond most of us. That you could share your thoughts on it speaks highly of you. Most of us want judgement, want condemnation, because we don't see ourselves as bad as those 'others'. You caught it very nicely and even with the ending I still like it. RC


  • ennovy silver member
    December 30, 2008

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    My goodness I pictured Mother"T" and all the sorrow she felt for this world.....I could hear her asking for blessings to save us....Your talent is just explosive......write on darell....novy

    Best Wishes in 2009



  • Reptile Lady gold member
    December 30, 2008

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    One amazing poem that speaks of the inner truth that lies between heart soul and mind
    Best wishes and good luck
    Julie

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