James Edward Lee Sr. Poet Sonnet

Separated Spirit From the Mound of Dirt and Clay---

SEPARATED SPIRIT FROM THE MOUND OF DIRT AND CLAY---


As I walk across the silver sands, winds;
Blows throughout my daughterly brazen hair;
Whisk away seldom the sun dims, its grin;
Shining brightly those grinning light shines there;

Kicks the pebbles corner stone’s made of gold;
Harboring the renaissance of stories told;
I yet still walk through the Holy Garden;
Never forgetting, never seeing sin;

Placed in the heart of the Jesus mercies grace;
Never deny the Father’s primal space;
Caring and sharing alms of misplace;
Comforting and soothing man’s divineness;

   Made up of clay and dirt covering spirit;
   Departed  death walks lands no one hears it…



1/17/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©

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