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Have you ever seen my home?

Have you ever looked to heaven?
Have you ever seen God?
Did he smile down on you?
Have you seen The Spirit?
What did she tell you?
Did you speak to The Son?
Was he kind to you?

This is my home-
This is where I live,
If you look at us from down there,
You can see our golden wings,
You can hear us sing,
You can touch the harmony
In the strings of our harps,
You can  taste our freedom.

Have you ever seen my home
When the cotton clouds close over
And the window to heaven is closed?
Have you ever looked up into the storm?
Have you ever heard the voices
So well hidden in the crashing thunder?
Have you ever felt the teardrops on your face
And have you caught the rain?

Have you ever seen my home?

Author notes

Not meant to be blasphemous, infact, I got this idea from the pastor at our church  

-enkou-
Written February 15th, 2004

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  • Saratis
    July 15, 2004
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    good as always

    "Have you ever felt the teardrops on your face
    And have you caught the rain?"
    The sky is weeping indeed. I liked this one even though I thought you had gone crazy at first. Seems a little contradictory to me at the end. If angels were truly free they would have no need for tears. But thats my view and not neccessarily true. Anyways I liked it.

  • Hobbit Warrior
    February 16, 2004
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    Wow, this is beautiful. So pretty, I really like this one.
    Thanks for a good read.
    Amanda

  • Flagrancy
    February 16, 2004
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    This one really provokes a thought...a spiritual beautiful one at that...thanks for sharing, it was worth reading


  • SoulRequiem
    February 16, 2004
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    Hmmm this reminds me of Henry Ripplinger's book, If You're Not From the Prairie. Just the quaint phrasing was reminiscient. Very nice. The colloquial language speaks far more than high-level would. Great write.


  • MoonlitStarz
    February 16, 2004
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    Greetings,
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    I think you did a wonderful job with this... written from the perspective of those who live above us. Great write and very descriptive. Keep up the good work.

    Lise


  • February 16, 2004
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    This poem is SO beautiful! I can tell just from this poem you such a GREAT poet! Keep it up... you may change some one's life with your words!


  • Fantasy08
    February 16, 2004
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    Beautiful poem. I enjoyed it a lot. Well written keep it up.

  • philophant
    February 16, 2004
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    Pretty. I think I have seen it, actually. Well, maybe...


  • plinkyponk
    February 16, 2004
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    a lovely poem and original way of looking at things


  • BonnieQ silver member
    February 16, 2004
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    Well, the only thing the Bible would refute is referring to the Holy Spirit as "she." The population of heaven are genderless, just as we will be in the new earth. Nevertheless, I'm not here to debate, rather to praise a poet for a stunningly beautiful write. I so look forward to my mansion in the sky! I was ready yesterday, so any day and any hour is fine with me. Well done, poet! ~~BonnieQ


  • McFairy
    February 15, 2004
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    This is beautiful, I really loved it

    Have you ever felt the teardrops on your face
    And have you caught the rain?

    Beautiful...

    ***Strangeangel***

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