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Written by George Herbert | Create an image from this poem

Faith

 HERE where the loves of others close
The vision of my heart begins.
The wisdom that within us grows
Is absolution for our sins.


We took forbidden fruit and ate
Far in the garden of His mind.
The ancient prophecies of hate
We proved untrue, for He was kind.


He does not love the bended knees,
The soul made wormlike in His sight,
Within whose heaven are hierarchies
And solar kings and lords of light.


Who come before Him with the pride
The Children of the King should bear,
They will not be by Him denied,
His light will make their darkness fair.


To be afar from Him is death
Yet all things find their fount in Him:
And nearing to the sunrise breath
Shine jewelled like the seraphim.


Written by Emily Dickinson | Create an image from this poem

Forbidden Fruit a flavor has

 Forbidden Fruit a flavor has
That lawful Orchards mocks --
How luscious lies within the Pod
The Pea that Duty locks --
Written by Michael Lally | Create an image from this poem

Forbidden Fruit

 all the forbidden fruit I ever
dreamt of--or was taught to
resist and fear--ripens and
blossoms under the palms of my
hands as they uncover and explore
you--and in the most secret
corners of my heart as it discovers
and adores you--the forbidden fruit
of forgiveness--the forbidden fruit
of finally feeling the happiness
you were afraid you didn't deserve--
the forbidden fruit of my life's labor
--the just payment I have avoided
since my father taught me how--
the forbidden fruit of the secret
language of our survivors' souls as
they unfold each others secret
ballots--the ones where we voted
for our first secret desires to come
true--there's so much more
I want to say to you--but for
the first time in my life I'm at
a loss for words--because
(I understand at last)
I don't need them
to be heard by you.
Written by Lam Quang My | Create an image from this poem

On Rout

We swear – take not forbidden fruit
But still want paradise!
We pass our wondering years on earth
But knowing naught of life!

We miss the clod beneath our feet
While thought is flying high.
We thought – the heart turned into stone
But still will cry through nights!

Our gain is but a gift to all
But still we count our loss.
We know - life is the branched tree
Yet walk the traveled paths…

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