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Kurt Philip Behm

My poetry selfish,

a teacher I’m not,

my message once for saying

 

Instruction a tool

long missing and gone,

imagery not relaying

 

The ivory tower

a dungeon to me

where freedom goes to die

 

The wind in the willows,

a hawk on the wing

—my verse to course and fly

 

(The New Room: October, 2021)

 

 

...Et Spiritus Sancti

 

Born fully human,

more fully Divine

 

Our Savior upon us,

existence sublime

 

The sum of three persons,

all persons as one

 

His love in the mystery

sent down from above

 

A choice beyond question,

its truth beyond fact

 

All faith in transcendence

—unsetting the trap

 

 (Dreamsleep: October, 2021)

 

  • Author: Kurt Philip Behm (Offline Offline)
  • Published: October 31st, 2021 10:34
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  • Laura🌻

    Kurt,

    AMEN!

    Laur🌻

  • L. B. Mek

    be it fable, allegory or parable
    its only Hubris
    that has us convinced, one
    is any better than another
    in reality, we each know
    the mystery in our chosen Art
    is not in any
    Grecian myth or Theological 'trinity' lore
    rather
    its, in the magic of the reader's Perspective...
    we could imbue love in every syllable, and
    still have a Nero or Hitler
    warp it, into a cut and paste
    defiling of our inking intent..
    we're all a morbidly, vilified Nietzsche - in the making
    it but takes, a betraying sister
    and sinister ill-timing of political climate,
    to demean
    all our endeavours and hopes, into mere futile
    graveyard crimson tears
    of posterity's: poisoned ink...
    (sorry Kurt, not seeing your write's as often these days,
    that's why my comments are so delayed,
    but its not just yours;
    so I guess its just that our timing
    is no longer in unison, a shame)
    thanks for choosing to share, dear Poet



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