What’s my call but a vessel
A witness in retrospect
But with myself I wrestle
A victim to circumspect
Angels on high gathered round me
And sang me their golden word
Their love and strength to lift me
Till my soul soared like a bird
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I like your blog and it seems like you are really releasing your true emotions here on your blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tom!
ReplyDeletePoetry has been known to be a regular emotional release for me, but sometimes it can be inspired by something as simple as an overheard snippet of conversation. I try to enjoy the process no matter the subject.
Since you are new here are a few older poems you may enjoy:
http://impassionedversifier.blogspot.com/2008/11/from-random-visit.html
http://impassionedversifier.blogspot.com/2008/05/seduction-of-perdition.html
http://impassionedversifier.blogspot.com/2008/09/response-to-emily.html
The Son is your mission. He is the purpose with you. And Christ was He. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWHAT WE AT CHRISTMAS CELEBRATE
The Son is the meaning of life. The Son is what God is aiming at when creating the earth and the Son is the world's motivation when the world claims the Holy Spirit. Christ is He. When we show that we have The Son in mind we show we will be reliable and responsible, that our work is not left handed work but that we will keep to the right in our journey. We will follow God in the work towards making the Son, the verdict and the salvation, valid.
At Christmas we celebrate that our motivation is born. In the moment the sun turns we ourselves turn from working on the past year to think about the year to come, and Jesus Christ, the Son, is the purpose with us. The Son is our driving force and at Christmas we celebrate that the will has come into the world. It meant everything to mankind that this happened two thousand years ago. It meant everything to the Christian that this happened when the person was born again. And it means everything to us each time the subject of God is painted before our eyes. Our New Year's intention is an acknowledgment, recognition, of the will born. Christ is the desire of the Christian. At Christmas we celebrate our desire.