A Light To Like

My eyes were shut enthroned
              Placed in the darkness
        Nevertheless encrypted under my eye lids
              Trapped under instilled encapsulated darkness
        But to my dismay,  radiance
               Always I hear the sweet whispers say
        I opened my eyes and I saw the light
               Then I prayed, GOD, Lord Jesus you are the light
A Light to Like
        For I know that standing still, and walking in the light is so right
               This is so right
A Light to Like
               We will together, forever be involved captured embraced in the light
        For you are my God brighter than universes than suns everything in site
               My, my, my, Lord my God 
You are " A Light to Like "

Written by James Edward Lee Sr©2017
July 15 2017
Dedicated to Julia Ward
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Robinson Jr. Avatar
July 16, 2017 at 5:16 PM
Very inspirational poem, James. And it is only rightly fitting to be placed in the Light Poetry form category. A wonderful joy to read this fine Sunday. Irresistible poem of love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Love always.
Lee Sr. Avatar
July 25, 2017 at 5:14 PM
Thank you my pen-brother glorious words and works of wonder we do ponder abased toner and inks characters made into words placement on a blank white sheet eight by eleven. All words comes from the creator as there's "praise in words and words in praise :)---James
Sands Avatar
July 16, 2017 at 8:12 AM
Very nice James :) Pleasant to read this morning.
Lee Sr. Avatar
July 25, 2017 at 5:15 PM
A bountiful and appreciated thank you, glad you enjoyed it's not me but the Lord God Blessings---James
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