John Freeman Poet Rhyme

Grace Paces In Four Faces

Grace Paces in four faces
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Graces in four faces 
of trinity, three paces
 living in life races
a lion, a calf, a man, an eagle
A flying eagle…
complete and legal 

Ah….Loves grace intervene…
by and by one shall wean
of Mothers milk
to Fathers meat
one shall complete
by grace, amazing feat

Meanwhile…
Love’s dear child
in love meek and mild
a serpent spent and beat
 shall soon retreat
as grace absorbs life heat

A cycle of seven
Love’s blueprint of heaven
earth cycles seven/eleven
of whorish  bevvies
Sub consciously…  
Human concepts  grievous
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Warning: A view from human concepts might find the preceding 
              poem a bit preachy, as sub consciously this terminology 
              has emerged of human concept  for purpose of discrediting wisdom 
              when it is imparted of Godly precept. While wisdom imparted on the 
              level of human concepts is declared to be the only source and means 
              of conveying knowledge. “Two Logics!” (Isaiah 55:7-11) (The Christly 
              mind vs. the human mind) “You have the mind of Christ!” 
              You May use it! 
                      Selah….                        

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Andrea Dietrich December 7, 2011 at 9:13 PM well, I got the snake part for sure, john!! That dang serpent I can't wait to see him beat. Thanks again for your contest. I read every single one, all winners!

Jack Horne December 7, 2011 at 2:49 PM very informative write indeed, John

Judy Ball December 6, 2011 at 8:35 AM As always I do love the way you bring out the wisdom of Christ in your writings. This is an excellent piece bringing out the love, power, majesty, gentle kindness, patience, and truly frightening final judgement of God. I truly love this. I love the part about the child in love, meek and mild. Reminded me of the saying: "Thy gentleness hath made me great." also: It is not I who am great but He Who Is IN Me. Wonderful Stuff. God Bless, JB