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The Power of The Divine
- The Power of The Divine -
Do, as we will, shall be the whole of our sacred law!
For love is divine, it is pure, and it possesses no flaw.
Love and compassion art fueled by a power unseen,
But within angelic hearts, such power doth oft gleam.
This verse is about that power and so much more…
It canst teach how to make peace and to end all war.
The power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
We hath but to tap into its’ current’s ebb and flow.
If we art ever to break down our self-created walls,
Then this new covenant is where we must as one go.
Let me lead thee to Paradise by thy wanton hand,
As we venture forth, in power and in angelic glory.
Peace shall one day reign, even throughout the land,
As we rewrite time itself, unto the end to our story.
The power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
That power, which is to do great good or to do ill!
When the moment is come, we must heed the call,
And attune ourselves: to the harmony of Divine will.
Let me lead thee to Paradise by thy wanton hand,
As we venture forth, our spirits shining, into the night.
Even if ye art as numerous as art grains of hot sand,
I canst show ye the truths of the blessed Divine Light.
For, I am the Divine Word, and I am the pure way,
I am the architect of a brand new and glorious day.
Let us put aside our inhibitions and all our old fears,
Let us put away our old terrors and all ancient hate,
Let us wash away the bitterness of our fallen tears,
Let us do all these things before the hour cometh late!
The world is ours, both to remake and so to shape,
In our glorified image, be it like unto light or dark.
This is the destiny we cannot so afford to escape,
So, listen well to my loving words, and thence hark!
Thou art redeemed, by the grace of thy righteousness,
Thou canst be cleansed, of all the sins of thy flesh.
Follow mine example, and deviate never from this,
And thou shall have the power, to rebuild all afresh.
The power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
We hath only to feel it’s vibrant and radiant glow.
If we art ever to know the joys of Heaven's halls,
Then this is the wisdom that we must first all know.
Let me lead thee to Paradise by thy wanton hand,
As we all venture forth to wage our peaceful battle.
The enemy is the sin of hatred’s most vile demand:
That we be its’ prey, and play at being its’ cattle.
The power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
Be it a power that we make fair or remake as foul.
Its’ siren song, we cannot ignore and cannot stall,
Hiding behind our flesh like a monk behind a cowl!
Let me lead thee to Paradise by thy wanton hand,
As we must venture forth, hand in hand, together.
We must be ready, to make our righteous stand,
Our souls, they art as pure as an angel's feather.
This is the Divine Word, and this is the Holy Way,
The portal, that leads to a brighter and better day.
Let us open that portal wide, and for all to so see!
It is within our power, for I hath this portal’s key.
Never more, shall we be hatred’s bitterest slaves,
For mine is the Power Divine, that heals and saves.
Do, as we will, shall be the whole of our sacred law!
For love is divine, it is pure, and it possesses no flaw.
Love and compassion art fueled by a power unseen,
But within angelic hearts, such power doth oft gleam.
This verse is about that power and so much more…
It canst teach how to make peace and to end all war.
The power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
We hath but to tap into its’ current’s ebb and flow.
If we art ever to break down our self-created walls,
Then this new covenant is where we must as one go.
Let me lead thee to Paradise by thy wanton hand,
As we venture forth, in power and in angelic glory.
Peace shall one day reign, even throughout the land,
As we rewrite time itself, unto the end to our story.
The power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
That power, which is to do great good or to do ill!
When the moment is come, we must heed the call,
And attune ourselves: to the harmony of Divine will.
Let me lead thee to Paradise by thy wanton hand,
As we venture forth, our spirits shining, into the night.
Even if ye art as numerous as art grains of hot sand,
I canst show ye the truths of the blessed Divine Light.
For, I am the Divine Word, and I am the pure way,
I am the architect of a brand new and glorious day.
Let us put aside our inhibitions and all our old fears,
Let us put away our old terrors and all ancient hate,
Let us wash away the bitterness of our fallen tears,
Let us do all these things before the hour cometh late!
The world is ours, both to remake and so to shape,
In our glorified image, be it like unto light or dark.
This is the destiny we cannot so afford to escape,
So, listen well to my loving words, and thence hark!
Thou art redeemed, by the grace of thy righteousness,
Thou canst be cleansed, of all the sins of thy flesh.
Follow mine example, and deviate never from this,
And thou shall have the power, to rebuild all afresh.
The power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
We hath only to feel it’s vibrant and radiant glow.
If we art ever to know the joys of Heaven's halls,
Then this is the wisdom that we must first all know.
Let me lead thee to Paradise by thy wanton hand,
As we all venture forth to wage our peaceful battle.
The enemy is the sin of hatred’s most vile demand:
That we be its’ prey, and play at being its’ cattle.
The power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
Be it a power that we make fair or remake as foul.
Its’ siren song, we cannot ignore and cannot stall,
Hiding behind our flesh like a monk behind a cowl!
Let me lead thee to Paradise by thy wanton hand,
As we must venture forth, hand in hand, together.
We must be ready, to make our righteous stand,
Our souls, they art as pure as an angel's feather.
This is the Divine Word, and this is the Holy Way,
The portal, that leads to a brighter and better day.
Let us open that portal wide, and for all to so see!
It is within our power, for I hath this portal’s key.
Never more, shall we be hatred’s bitterest slaves,
For mine is the Power Divine, that heals and saves.
Published 13th Nov 2014
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13th Nov 2014 1:38am
he power of the Divine doth lie eternal within us all,
We hath but to tap into its’ current’s ebb and flow.
Beautiful words; if we can tap on into this power...and we are only using a small part of our brain. Enjoyed the read as always, Jessica. I just hope the epics you share here are written elsewhere for publication.
We hath but to tap into its’ current’s ebb and flow.
Beautiful words; if we can tap on into this power...and we are only using a small part of our brain. Enjoyed the read as always, Jessica. I just hope the epics you share here are written elsewhere for publication.
13th Nov 2014 2:23am
I am very happy you enjoyed my poem, dear Grace! And as always, your comments are insightful and well thought through. They never fail to put a smile on my face! You do indeed see to the heart of many of the spiritual facets of the things I write about. You've a keen mind for such matters! :D
Actually, a lot of these poems come from various written manuscripts of mine that contain a large amount of older works of mine from many, many years ago. Many of them were originally intended by me for actual mainstream publication, but I've yet to find a single publisher who didn't find the entirety of my works to be too "metaphysical" and "esoteric" for them to actually be considered "profitably marketable" as they put it in their words. These days, I am a lot less concerned with the publication angle of things and more happy to just get my various works out there for people to read, enjoy, and learn from. And, given that there is never a shortage of people willing to expand their horizons and learn new and different things, I find that my works are always able to reach somebody and touch their heart deeply. Which is what every poet strives for, after all!
I am smart though... I do keep all of my works collected and backed up on both my hard drive and on discs here at home, so that should anything happen to a given site I can always post them again or post them elsewhere if need be. One can't be too careful, I always say! ;)
Actually, a lot of these poems come from various written manuscripts of mine that contain a large amount of older works of mine from many, many years ago. Many of them were originally intended by me for actual mainstream publication, but I've yet to find a single publisher who didn't find the entirety of my works to be too "metaphysical" and "esoteric" for them to actually be considered "profitably marketable" as they put it in their words. These days, I am a lot less concerned with the publication angle of things and more happy to just get my various works out there for people to read, enjoy, and learn from. And, given that there is never a shortage of people willing to expand their horizons and learn new and different things, I find that my works are always able to reach somebody and touch their heart deeply. Which is what every poet strives for, after all!
I am smart though... I do keep all of my works collected and backed up on both my hard drive and on discs here at home, so that should anything happen to a given site I can always post them again or post them elsewhere if need be. One can't be too careful, I always say! ;)
15th Nov 2014 11:42am
Yes. Never lose them. They are treasures for those who understand and a good read for those who see the top glitter without seeing the raw truth underneath.:)
13th Nov 2014 2:32am
13th Nov 2014 3:47am
I am super glad you liked it, HottNess! I was actually going for a kind of mystical chant-like vibe in some spots with this poem, so I am pleased that this idea worked out and carried through to the finished product. :)
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13th Nov 2014 3:20am
It is within our power, for I hath this portal’s key.
Never more, shall we be hatred’s bitterest slaves,
For mine is the Power Divine, that heals and saves
*i glee with joy as I clap my hands* you done wonderful this poem is powerful just as the three lines. Truly a beauty you have done you my dearest Jess
Never more, shall we be hatred’s bitterest slaves,
For mine is the Power Divine, that heals and saves
*i glee with joy as I clap my hands* you done wonderful this poem is powerful just as the three lines. Truly a beauty you have done you my dearest Jess
13th Nov 2014 3:51am
Ah, dearest Tiger Lilly, I am so happy you enjoyed this poem also! Those three lines really do sum up a lot of the poem's meaning, power, and beauty very well. Well-chosen lines for your favorites, hon, I must say! Thanks for stopping by here to comment... your comments always are a joy for me to read . :)
