Princess Philomena 3

So he began spinning her the most beautiful golden yarns 
trying to dazzle and impress 
none of anything he laid bare appealed to her
It was then he turned and said
he would create the wrath of Hell upon her cursing 
each foul word striking 
The emperor dashed at her
he felt beneath her
commanding his guards to put chains around her neck
they then threw her in the deep waters of the Tiber
The order was carried out to his very word
cast into the murky waters
God sent two angels to unfasten the anchor 
took her straight to Heaven this gripped me with awe
how pure something beautiful is with love
She cries in our sorrow the joy of a rose
The emperor dragged her through the streets of Rome
shot at with a shower of arrows
I was dying she said her beautiful words
I fell into the sweetest sleep
she was cured when she awoke
the arrows turned and struck those that rained them down upon her
The emperor began calling her a magician
thinking to himself the actions of fire
would destroy this enchantment
that for me was a story of all stories 
Heavenly spouse with He who placed the crown
of virginity upon your head
holding in His hand the palm of martyrdom 
standing side by side with the elite in Heaven
She smiled this day when she appeared telling her story
entering into the glory was Friday
the third hour after midday
The very same hour 
Our Divine Master expired
She is now a princess of Heaven forever shining loves light
filled with her beautiful colors
halo all dreams and hopes in loves prayer



Always love is a Heavenly mist of light
stripped to the bone forever shines golden bright
after writing this I went for a walk and for some reason the sun began brushing 
warmly my face I could feel the deep gift of love stored deep inside 
what a treasure to behold flowing through the veins warm glorious love 
Pride was my downfall never saw the face hidden behind this mask
kissing humble I knelt at the lords feet
weeping begging his grace 
I lost everything yet one smiles inside peace 
darkness is just clouds within love always so pure when the light is complete
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Andresen Avatar
October 2, 2014 at 3:46 AM
- Liam, a powerful story - really well written - interesting to read - Love, jealousy, power, and murder - I believe in angels, but angels are not physical - Some feel them, some see them - Each individual perceives them out of their own standpoint - They are shining beings for me, a sense of a very strong presence - a strong love support - Thank you for your story about: Princess Philomena - enjoy reading! - Have a nice day - oxox // Anne-Lise :)
Mcdaid Avatar
October 2, 2014 at 4:52 AM
anne lise thank you ever so kindly in the warm beautiful comment such a delight dear friend she is for me princess of all angels love the most powerful redeemer in the end always draws the pain away in timers of hope bless you you aslso have a great day
Trifiatis Avatar
October 1, 2014 at 5:56 AM
The exaltation of faith, the epitome of love, the apex of sacrifice depicted in the most glorifying way! It will be an insult to grade you with a seven, Dear Liam!
Mcdaid Avatar
October 1, 2014 at 6:15 AM
thank you for such kindness demetrios love is eternal the pains inflicted are of this world in the name of love in truth emotions glorify to the heavens in purity of beauty within wonderful comment heartfelt appreciated bless you
Bateman Avatar
September 30, 2014 at 6:39 PM
Liam . . . I am in awe of your part 3 here. You very much have a compelling way of presenting a story which grabs the reader's attention. I enjoyed all three episodes very much!! Bravo!! Great Work!! Cheers, Gary
Bateman Avatar
October 1, 2014 at 4:45 PM
Liam, Thanks for your reply here. I wanted you to know that I've mark all three parts of your wonderful work as FAV Poem. I want to go back (like Maurice mentioned) and re-read them again to appreciate all further. I invite you to take a look at my Eight Section Poem on the Evil Black Witch Rosalia. (It's a mega-read). Cheers, Gary
Mcdaid Avatar
September 30, 2014 at 7:12 PM
aah gary so very sweet of you dear friend heartfelt wonderful comment just sharing her pure love warms the heart each time i see the pain inflicted in loves name saddens deeply love is pure each of us carries it to the grave with us never dies a flower is forever beautiful with care will forever stay in blossom inside the heart held beautiful bless you gary dear friend
Chircop Avatar
September 30, 2014 at 8:46 AM
Ahh the sneaky emperor and his mal use of power to get what He wants,but a lady of integrity and dignity She was ,loyal and loving only to her'one'..and the one She loved didn't betray her soul but protected her once again,cloaked her with light and love and took her with him to the one and only true kingdom of heaven.Shall I say ,and they lived happily ever after?: ).Such a beautiful and enlightening story about a loving relationship between this lady and Her only love,God.Wow!!!
Mcdaid Avatar
September 30, 2014 at 8:55 AM
thank you charmaine for such an amazing beautiful comment this story always during darkness i prayed in her light of hope in love she is the crowned bride of Christ princess most high forever to be happy forever more this story is an inspiration to devotion and love bless you dear friend always a pleasure your comments
Yaseen Avatar
September 30, 2014 at 5:26 AM
you have done such a tough job so nicely Liam, I enjoyed all your three episodes of the long write, it is really a interesting story, keeps the reader attached.... Thanks for sharing it here..// Malik
Mcdaid Avatar
September 30, 2014 at 5:37 AM
thank you dear friend for taking the time to read malik heartfelt appreciated
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