Valley of Tears


Be My Guardian, My Fearless Guide
Lend Me An Ear for My Beckoning Cries 
Prodigal Pilgrim Prevailing
Where Grace and Mercy Abide
Grace Sufficiently Abstracting Fears
Throughout The Changing Ambiance
Star Seed  Parlance, A Gifted Chance
Yea, Bared Feet In the Valley Of Tears!

Landscapes Adorned With Banners Of Ostara
Cobbled Stoned Road, I Thread on the Beaten Path 
Inking My Sorcery, Spilling My Heart
Nobility in Meek Humility
Guide Me Gently, Safely
For I am A Traveler Seeking Refuge
Refugee Granted Reprieve, On Bruised, Scabbed Knees
Braced My Joachim and Boaz
I Shall Fear No Insecurities In the Valley of Tears!

Redeemed By Dawning Hope, For I Often Stray Along the Way
Wandering, Wistfully, In Euphoric Bliss, Despair at Bay
Thirst Replenished By The Well of Words that Never Runs Dry
Flooded River Reviving The Roots Of The Ever Fertile Trees
Of The River's Bountiful Side
Bearing Fruits in  Destined Time
Governed by The Council Mazzaroth Constellation
Sacred Matron and Paternal Provider Conceiving Salvation
Springing Forth, Under the Dog Star's Intent, Germination
Renewed By Dawn's Dew, With Due Care
Consciously Sincere, Noonday Clear
Consecrated Sweetly In the Valley of Tears.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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Herrick Avatar
March 31, 2024 at 9:59 PM
This is a beautiful constellation of poetry. As it shines into that persitent Valley. Virgo and the dog-star finding their way along the Mazzaroth, among the sorcery and gardens ways.
Juju The Dragon Avatar
April 1, 2024 at 9:05 AM
Thank you Jude, My Adoration for the Above and below will always be expressed in poetry....#fertilegardenofwordplay!
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