Holy Healing Persistence

My material body fills with light;
A vibratory celebration into a newfound birthright.
A power of wisdom and maturity is present.

Opening one-thousand eyes in which I have secretly peeked
At the impressive ability 
I no longer seek.

Alive vital view of expansion and love,
I am here now sent from a counsel above.
I have brought a gift for countless to receive.
Hear me, feel me, know me.
For I am the essence of eternity.

Look at me and know yourself.
For you lie within me as well.
I bring this healing forth to you to unite our 
Universal love that is infinitely True. 
You are the light of awareness and Truth.
Falter not and devotion sustained.
We are all linked as an omnipresent chain.

We waiver not in earnest practice. 
Align thyself with holy healing persistence…
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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September 29, 2011 at 9:19 AM
I am very happy to have been able to read your poetry today Melissa. I do not have a lot of words to comment on it but I want you to know I did read it. Every poem as with every poet has a different meaning and I do not wish to misinterpert your poetry. I do love reading poetry here and I get inspiration from others poetry which enables me to write new poetry myself. There are lots of wonderful people who give great comments here and I hope they all read your poetry and comment. Love, Carol
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September 29, 2011 at 10:52 AM
You are very kind. You may interpret my poem however you please. I write with inspiration and however the reader recieves it is divine just as well. Sometimes the meaning changes as I go back and read them as I grow and change. love and light!! Melissa
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