Lead me to church
And I don’t mean the Lord’s house
Or to a place of worship
Surrounded by my kind
Lead me to church
And I don’t mean to the synagogue
But far away from the priests
The scriptures and the news
Lead me to church
Where red roses grow
And a deer runs free
By the streams that flow
In a place where parrots sing
But no church bell rings
Only a joyful chorus
That blends with the morning sun
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That's how it was when it all began and where today's 'churches' are meant to be pointing us toward: the Garden...in the east of Eden. Thanks for sharing.
thank you
Good write Poet.
I'm in total agreement.
I believe, you may be one of those
that unknowingly, carries
missing pieces of my shattered soul..
it's a privilege to meet you
through
your Brilliant words..
thank you! for choosing to share
dear Poet
We have a Church before our apartments,
Only on Fridays and Sundays they open it,
The poet feels His Church is that place
Where Nature works in full flow
And Calm prevails to soothe the soul,
A finely crafted gem of a poem indeed!
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