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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Your time has come like the rising sun. Stand up for life created by God’s love as the dove descends from above. He has a plan for you to be one with Him as He is with you thus making you brand new. Your life should be more than just the ordinary existence, let Him strengthen you as your soul runs the distance. Be filled with His spirit and let your light shine. Manifest His joyful glory and overcome obstacles in His name while unto Him you render an acclaim. Move ahead and be the lighthouse of strength without relenting; thus ascending from the bottomless pit into His eternal light of creation. Experience the fullness of your destiny with God in the middle of your future. Build your foundation in His word and spirit. Empower your soul with His tenacity; He will determine your capacity. Be anointed by His grace and experience the reality of not just a dream. A light lit for living liturgy. He has you covered with His Holy Spirit. Now step out—your time has come! Comments: A prose poem is written in prose form. It does not have line breaks or varying topography as a regular poem. During the mid-nineteenth century, Charles Baudelaire published Petis poemes en prose. Oscar Wilde, T.S Eliot and others have written in this genre. The genre started in France and is now worldwide. The use of concrete language and figurative speech such as imagery, rhymes, personification, contrast, simile, metaphor, alliteration, metonymy, synecdoche, abstraction and the like should be incorporated based on the desire of the poet. The piece may focus on language, a story, or something similar based on the choice of the poet.
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