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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A Spirit leaves the body while crying aloud as Cursing blind hate enters without conscience A Hell for the wicked casting names as called Tears of love weeping in sorrow and anguish Dripping red from the heart beating so dear Devouring feelings eating into emotions I laugh so To stop the weeping stirring in deep rocks below Echoing waves of turbulence and such gale force Inside one soulful cry sounds in a whispered dream Begging, desiring to move on from this mortal coil! But pray tell—must wicked negation like this be Ever so, if so, then why so?? Man-made negation, negativity should never be Allowed and the soulful cry must be heard, answered Divine intervention, angelic powers to the rescue! A Spirit leaving the body—a solemn event it is There is no place for such mortal wickedness in this Instance as the Spirit begins it transformative ascent Toward the Heavens and the power of the Almighty Shall answer in kind those mortals who bring their Perfidy to this most wondrous process that severs The mortal bonds of the Earth dimension as the Spirit moves on in its new found state and presence As Peace and Happiness envelop it soothingly and pure Preparing it for God’s most precious embrace into Eternity! Gary Bateman and Liam McDaid – A Collaborated Poem, Copyright © All Rights Reserved (January 6, 2015) (Free Verse)
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