Have you ever smelled the perfume of rain,
as it falls on grounds naked breast,
heard a leaf sing in whispers,
or been serenaded by an angel with feathers dressed?
Have you been made love to by the undulating sea,
or been carried in the maternal belly of a storm?
Have you been kissed softly by the lips of a fog,
or laid tenderly under snow's blanket so warm,
been embraced by the comforting arms of night,
listened to frogs and crickets enchant you with a bedtime story
or with child like wonder, looked into the mirror of a lake,
reflecting all of heavens glory?
If you have lived long in the grip of man,
you may think all this very odd
but I have been held in the hand,
seen the face and heard the voice of God
- Author: sorenbarrett ( Offline)
- Published: September 19th, 2023 07:01
- Category: Unclassified
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- Users favorite of this poem: Teddy.15
Comments7
A fine write SB.
Thanks Orchi
Very nice friend
Hello dear poet I'm not religious at all but I have to say what a beautiful poem. 💖 your imagery took me away into a whirlwind
Thank you Teddy. I am not religious either in any taditional sense but nature is my god.
I agree that's a beautiful thought.
Been there soren and love every moment of it, as I do your words.
Andy
Thanks Andy I appreciate you stopping by and your kind words of support
Sorry Soren. While I appreciate the richness of your imagery, any mention of angels or god, however metaphorical (and I've many times stated that metaphors are not my thing) I just fly out of range....🙂
Respect the view Dave Thanks for the visit it is appreciated
Such beautiful remarkable imagery you provide in a smooth flowing read. Excellent work!
Thanks so much Michael for your review and most kind comments
God is relative, I find
I like your God
rain scents and natures soothing scenes
a healing love, as an icon Ideal
but by your window
war drums, collide with zealot heartbeats
.. they too speak of a God..
such is Belief, such is Humanity's
need to warp, all that once started
with the greatest intentions...
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