God Is a Poet

God is a poet and created in her image we want to believe. How inspiring to others we can be. Everyone has a poem inside of them racing to be found and emblazoned with all that is glorious and universally spot on. Don't erase. Don't embrace either. Once you find the words to inscribe what you think and what you feel they simply reveal just that. Historically true and spot on. A brilliant formation of words abiding by grammatical laws set forth to be discovered and interpreted by a singular moment of revelation. God how inspiring to others you can be. If that is what you were meant to be. You will do. Search for meaning in words set and arranged around thought and inspiration for others to interpret literally, metaphorically, subliminally in its latency and manifestation. God how inspiring your content can be. You will go forth and be.
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September 10, 2015 at 12:42 PM
Thomas, WELCOME to poetry soup. I hope you have fun with this wonderful community. You'll find many friendly poets who are ready to support and give positive feedback. I will enjoy following you and your poetry when you are ready :) We are Lucky To Have you. Enjoy Poetry Soup:) Your New Poet Friend @-> LINDA <-@
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September 7, 2015 at 4:07 PM
Hi Thomas, a warm welcome to PoetrySoup! You are off to a great start with this wonderful piece! God is THE original artist and we are only imitating Him when we produce art forms whether paintings, sculpture. or poems, etc. When He is our Divine Inspiration, we will produce great works of pure artistry! I enjoyed this piece and score it a 7! Pandita
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