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Premium Member Celestial Beatitude

An engraved smile 
lodges in the greenish
heart of daisy.
.Violet butterfly hugs
a mazy, intrepid
   pathway.
The insightful,meek 
Light exceeds the 
hill fearlessly,
unflinchingly
His sacrifice a source
of lasting,eternal 
Love
to humanity
In the realm of
sorrowfulness,
we see the gemmed,
sooth pond.

BEATITUDE

I do not remember the text from which I had experienced the first manifestation.
But when I open the eyes
I was going out of the duress.
When the temple door opens,
those who rush to the front line are unconfident.
As the front and rear lines are with same distance, who is getting succeeded at this gallop.
Divine spirit rejuvenates senility.
The most beautiful song of love could be seen in the eyes of divine lover.
Others begin their prayers; and peregrinate in search of temples without having an insight.
Wouldn’t you withdraw your hand when you draw the tears of a blind thinking it is light?
The sanctuary and the God is being encircled with questions of mankind.
Haven’t you given me acute disease?
Hadn’t you given me a mortified birth?
Made me an indignant one?
Did you not bring down my yesterday’s profit?
Your nemesis thrown us into malaise
At that time, a smile blossomed on God’s face which was a sight for sore eyes.

Ash Crowned Beatitude

They named her frail, fit for ash.  
In the abyss, her pulse refused.  
Fate cast her, broken, among thorns.  
They named her frail, fit for ash.  
A survivor bore her past black hush.  
Through poison sands, his vow amused.  
In the abyss, her pulse refused.  
They named her frail, fit for ash.


Premium Member The Beatitude

Your pretty eyes,
I realize;
You’re beautiful to me:
An ebony, most heavenly,
Arrayed coquettishly;

You’re giving and a gift,
Like the rise of Christmas morn’
As adorned a necklace with,
Upon my heart you’re worn –

Premium Member Two Line Quote


Help rendered expecting gratitude
Is sure to spoil one’s beatitude



8th Place

Beatitude

Enlighten your soul
In search of beatitude
Lord’s own charity


Premium Member Beatitude

Written: October 22, 2023 For Dilly Dally Tritina Contest
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Blooms swell akin to cynosure elixir
Emollient radiance scattering fragrance
Evanescent breeze enlivens a dreary day

Furtive forbearance fearing a fresh day
Swiftly lifted the hold of nostalgia with elixir 
Felicity flavor fraught fugacity by elysian fragrance

Halcyon ease exudes of this gossamer fragrance 
My mindset is primed to tackle another day
Seraglio lissome lagniappe mellifluous elixir

Elixir fragrance has sanctified my esoteric day

Premium Member Beatitude Footles

Be kind
blest mind.

Love* --- show
God’s glow.

Be good
thanks should.

Peace --- spread
smite dread.

Be nice
heart’s vice.

Hope --- light
cheers right.

Be sweet
smile, greet.

Joy --- give
forgive.

Be true
that’s you.

Faith --- share
best care.

*Galatians 5:22 But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith.

April 21, 2022
8th place, "A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE CHOICE" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand; judged on 4/22/2022.

Beatitude

The twinkling bells~
                              illuminating the glasshouse
                             God's presence engulfing me

A Reward

May march forth, enter paradise my quill
May you hath,myriad cent hearts to fill
you prosper in , you fame in admiration
he parents in turbulence, he friends in quietude
he winkles in humans, as lustrous source of inspiration
Greater the gratitude for me he's, symbol of his beatitude
Vis-à-vis creed, blood, caste and hard achieved, a regard

As the tributaries of the Ganga, we’ve endorsed for  the one stream
As the lineage and the posterity, we’ve enshrined for the Present beam
For every invincible sword as pitfall, a mighty shield
For all tsunamic ailments as  drift all, a medicated ointment
he toils in pains, as meticulous peasant in field
Where incisive libels of solecism his, intended for brisk abusement 
Don’t succeed- a word against me infuriates. A REWARD!!!

Premium Member Beatitude Number Three

“Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.”  Matthew 5:5

Jesus said, “Blessed are the meek.”
It’s better - turn the other cheek
than let yourself lose self-control.
Vengeance will rob you of your soul.

A humble person is not weak.
Jesus said, “Blessed are the meek.”
When we use self-discipline,
we show God’s power from within!

God implied to stand for others -
not ourselves, but for our brothers.
Jesus said, “Blessed are the meek.”
Be thoughtful and with kindness speak!

The world is filled too much with pride.
Submit to God; be on His side!
If peace on earth is what you seek,
Jesus said, “Blessed are the meek.”

For Beata Agustin's 'BEATITUDE RHYMING POEM' Poetry Contest
From 1/15/2012

The Beatitude Poem

When Jesus saw the multitudes 
he went up on the hill
taught them with encouraging words
with authority, compassion, Zeal

He spoke of the keys of his Kingdom
never heard by them before
"Blessed are the poor in spirit”,
After which, he said much more

He said that you’d be Blessed 
for these ways that you should live 
Then he said rejoice, be glad 
what great a reward He’ll give

Let your light so shine before men 
your good works to be seen 
glorify your father in heav’n 
for the kingdom is within

Many things that he did say 
for he covered many topics 
Many left in wonderment 
astonished at his doctrine

The Secrets he so freely gave 
that day upon the hill 
keys of his kingdom, 
to keep in your heart
by faith to do God’s will

Love, Compassion, Faith in God
were three he taught that day
Eternal treasures to be stored for now
Until our judgement day

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