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Psalms 75:1, 90:2, 136:1-9, Colossians 3:2 
 
copyright;jmsbell-6/14/2013

Thou Art God

Along the Way, as we Press-on, there comes a time when we....


LET...  
Gratitude's embers saturate entirely    
as one is lifted high above…
the accumulated clamor of needs, wants,  
desires...for things...that laden and dim  
the beneficence of...  
His Majesty  
and 
Perfection  
IGNORE...   
The vast concerns that sway our thoughts  
dulling the senses of Him   
and His ultimate fullness    
...but enter into His overflowing harvest of...  
sustenance and luxe   
THERE ...   
Where the unearthly beauty of adoring  
doth glisten...cajoling...   
the splendor of thankfulness and homage  
that gush from one surrendered...   
to bathe...in the Celestial Sea  
of ...His Love's bestowing...  
TARRY...   
In the Wealth of…Him  
seeing Him and Him alone   
for all that He truly is...   
The So Worthy Creator and Keeper of our Souls,   
Who Provides Peaceful moments...such as this...  
where we rest...upon His sweet bed of...Assurance  
JESUS...   
Like a bay leaf    
full of dew...You...spread Yourself   
before us and we fare...sumptuously...
on Your Excellence!   
Yea! With amorous gaze of worship
our heart, mind, spirit and body agree...
surely, there can be no doubt...   
THOU ART GOD!!!
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Agustin Avatar
August 26, 2022 at 4:00 AM
Thanks for sharing this... faith-edifying. God bless you.
Rose  Avatar
August 18, 2022 at 4:55 PM
I am so excited to see you on Poetry soup dear Joyce, I agree you have been blessed with sight, heart and soul, by Jesus himself. Welcome to poetry soup my friend :)
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