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Premium Member Heralds of the Storm


Darkness brewed over early morning skies
for not yet open were the eyes of Dawn.
Foreshadowed was the fast-approaching storm.

Thunder and lightning heralded the storm,
Rain laden Nimbus rushed across the skies,
Chosen was a graphite gown, donned by Dawn,

Rain washed were the silvered tresses of Dawn,
She brushed a tinge of blush after the storm
before greeting sunrise in pale pink skies.

Cloudy skies at Dawn were clear following the storm.

Premium Member Morning

The cockcrow heralded
the first flush of the day.
I woke up spirited
The sun gave its first ray.

Low clouds spun in a whirl
A breeze blew steadily
All became white as pearl.
Sky became heavenly.

I grabbed something for food
I walked the narrow street
Checkered Bougainvillea viewed
They all bloomed in the heat.

348 My Adoration to Archangel Gabriel

348.

My Adoration to Archangel Gabriel



Oh Archangel Gabriel, receive my adoration!

Thou who are heralded as “Harbinger of Divine Revelation”

Reveal unto me the secret of eternal salvation

Cleanse me with God's white ray of purity

Be my cleansing courier when my sins are covering me

With your truthful tidings, raise me up from the grave

From the Ascension Temple of Luxor in Egypt, deliver your hoping slave!



-03/04/2015

(Dumarao)

*My Angels Collection


Premium Member Testimony upon testimony

I am a child of testimony 
A chosen vessel of God
Fashioned to bring Him honor and glory
In my sojourn on this sinful Earth 

My birth heralded  a testimony of greatness 
Growing up was a litany of testimonies
Today I stand as testimony personified 
Beautifully and wonderfully made

Sometimes I am troubled
But never crushed 
Sometimes I am badly hurt but not destroyed 
Sometimes  I am plagued by doubt but never in despair

Handle me with care for I am the apple of His eyes 
He is with me always and so
You  can only be against me at your own peril 
For whom God has blessed no man can curse

Let the child of testimony move on
For his mission has been divinely ordained 
And woe betide any detractors 
Engaged to  bring to nought his divine mission!

Premium Member Making Much of Little

When reading heralded lines
   I feel I am betraying
        a poetic brotherhood 
           that seems, always, to be
                making much of little:
a scrap, a comment (about a bird, perhaps --
  or a comparison of a worm in the dirt
      to some far-fetched abstraction.)
The humanity we all should share feels
      sorely lacking.  And clumsy, pathetic
              grappling to elevate the lowly 
                    to a semblance of earned achievement
                               (and not succeeding)
                                            demeans us all.  
"Mea culpa!  Ibi dixit."
(I too am guilty.  There, I've said it.)

Premium Member Pyrotechnics

.                                                e.x.p.l.o.d.i.n.g!
    prime colours—
yellow thrown in for good measure—
call us to focus
     on    what    is    possible –
               not only today 
               but in the future …

even the   (w)(h)(i)(s)(p)(e)(r)    
of Lady Crackers
     alert us to the 
                   VALIDITY
                   of    the    quieter    Voice

                                                              as ego SHOUTS!!!
                                                                   but wisdom   w h i s p e r s

at the  s!tr!o!k!e!  
of midnight
    sheet lightning heralded in the 
          NEW YEAR—
rain held off
          till we had our say … 

nothing needs to be shouted
            from the roof tops
            to make an impact
on someone else’s 
     LIFE

as I whisper:
                       ‘i love you’


Premium Member The Awe of Iron

Formula Fe2 O3
Iron is just awesome – let’s see!

First it was prehistoric man
Who was always an iron fan

Iron is a third of the earth
Industry is iron by birth

Pritchard designed and Darby made
Iconic Iron Bridge won’t fade

Smelt pig iron from iron ore
Produces cast iron galore

Backbone of skyscrapers, bridges
Organs of cars, washers, fridges

Clever Bessemer carbon gone
Heralded steel for everyone

Mankind’s most ingenious feat
Turning raw earth to steel – so neat!

Iron’s compounds are versatile
No wonder it’s used all the while

Inks, fertilisers, pesticides
Paints, enamels and more besides

Many iron phrases pervade
Each as an English language aid

There’s ironclad, iron curtain
Iron grip and more for certain

We need it in a small amount
For on haemoglobin we count

Open your eyes and look around
Everywhere an iron surround

Iron has magnetic appeal
First place must be iron with steel

TESLA’s BIRTH

FORM : Tesla Form : 3/6/9
_____________________
[ Poet’s note of interest ~
Tesla’s Birth : 10 July, around midnight : 1856 : stormy weather |
Poem came through : 10 July, 3.33am : 2025 :  winter rain | 
Numerologically speaking 3.33 is the divine number of alignment. Standard time in Croatia, where Tesla was born & SAST is same | July is the seventh month : 7 is the luminal no. linking Heaven to Earth : compound number between 1856 and 2025 is 7 | 10 is the number of leadership. This poem came exactly as presented here : rhyme & syllable : no edit, so I consider it channelled]

*****

 midnight struck on one to power of zero

birthing table seven decked heaven for July

legs open 

waters broke blood

breath rapid heralded 

lightning cracked sky broken

zodiac Cancer genius creation curious
 
another reality coded inventions

Light eyed itself transmuting token 


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Premium Member The Beach - POTD

The sun set peacefully
as I looked out towards
the distant red horizon
of the calm, oily sea.
 
A gentle breeze caressed me,
I stood on the edge of the beach
leaving imprints on the fine sand.
I loved this lonely beach,
the silence was broken softly 
by the azure wavelets
that brushed the edge of the sand.
 
So much beauty and wonder
despite the darkness
that, like an old fog, descended
upon that peaceful part of earth.
 
I looked towards the sky
dotted with billowy clouds
that raced below the twinkling stars.
I wondered if my angel was up above,
looking down on me,
guarding me from my earthly woes.
What could I do without
my heavenly being of love?
 
I felt immense tranquillity,
the beach shrouded in peace
far away from the noisy cities
to which I would have to return.
The stars appeared: the evening star,
was it that heralded
the birth of my Creator?
It mattered not, for I was safe.
He was taking care of me.
I knew I'd never be forlorn.
 
Those days have passed.
Now I'm back home
among cold concrete blocks.
Yet in my heart is peace
for I can still hear
the gentle lapping of the sea waves
on the peaceful beach
that is my own.

Premium Member Concentric Circles

Lift your celestial gaze to be amazed in Wonder
As has Ptolemy, then Copernicus and Kepler after
Who are the capricious Gods who dance in wander
To revere Mercury? Venus? Mars? Saturn? Jupiter? 

Ptolemy imagined a play staged at his own residence
There the Gods heaved upon us all their vain existence
Trapped by Humanity's Ego, blind to exposed evidence
His glowing Hearth lifting higher embers of negligence

Copernicus heralded the inspirational spark of sacred denial
Orbits dared to be spun into the ire wrath of Church reprisal
Hush your Truth.  Mankind cannot, will not be the Sun's disciple
Calculations implore?  Observations explore?  ASTRONOMICAL!!!

Kepler awoke to his divine intervention lifting the veil of Dogma
He questioned atop ashes of descent burned without anesthesia
A revolution uproar of Ellipses stretching in variable speed inertia
The Gravity of his Truth pulling inextricably at undisputable raw data

The moral of this recounting is to shun the fantasies touted by Elves
Be wise.  Be curious.  Gather the courage to see Truth for yourselves

Dawn

Memories of death and dark eminence
The long sleep, lingering last enemy
The coldest, lifeless, breathless silence
Ensues and consumes an eternity.
But hark, then slowly, after sightless sighs
The invisible and subtly faceless hides
Like 0 becoming 0.1 and then 0.3
Our own hero, here for thee
Distant in the deep, heralded by birds wee
sweet blue light seeps into the sky.
All is cleansed, to begin again
Reason returns, an ember burns
And then when fanned into a flame
His colors increase, the mystery ceased,
And let light linger from the East,
It comes glorious, gentle, and glistening,
All heaven and earth is now listening.
For Lo: Apollo knows what follows, 
As the ancients scry, angels prophesy
Cockerels cry, until nigh the black bids “bye bye.”
Just as night is the mother of day
Never lost along the way
The pendulum swings, the trees sing and sway.
After long drawn shock and sorrow
Dawn has taken the time in the morrow.

Premium Member RIP Erich Anderson And Rob Dier

Woodsman on a prowl 
Sneaking around like an owl 
Noticing innocents getting a fright 
Watchman you are a good knight 
Defending partiers in a plight 
Battling a monster in a murderous fight
Erich you guarded them all 
Despite the rainfall 
Where thunder clapped 
Lightning snapped 
Spotlighting your heroic stage 
Heralded by the girls maturing in age 
Until your deadly scripted page 
As we reflect surrounded by campfire mist 
Who should be on the angelic list 
Mr. Anderson may not have received Brad Clooney fame 
But we knew your look maybe not name
Reminded the rat was Ben 
While the chopping mall no longer needed Ken 
RIP mechanical hiking buddy 
Protecting those from evil not really funny 
Make it sunny 
Heavens will be brighter 
Since you are now a soulful fighter 
We all down here 
Are in it for the scream and cheer 
Toasting Rob Dier 
With a corkscrew and beer

Premium Member Just a Cliche

Although it's a well worn cliche,
there is something soothing
in the thought of lying in bed 
listening to rain. Last night 
I was front row in a symphony.
An adagio of soft fall, murmurings 
on a metal roof and whispers
running along gutters.  
Calm in the tempo  
of raindrops, muted gargles 
and gulps echoed inside
the throats of downpipes.

Then everything changed.
A quickening pace heralded 
heavy rain and hailstones 
falling in a roar of wind.
Lightning flashed
behind curtains, thunder
drew nearer, giant, swollen
bags of noise burst
to come crashing down,
rattling windows and sending
the spill rushing through  
doorways into tense rooms.

Heaven unleashed its might, 
as if trying to tear itself away
from this world, 
as it still does, weighted 
with words and held here
on a page, longing to lift
into song with drum rolls
and tremble in a crescendo 
fit for a thousand voices,
straining to break free
and fly somewhere else,
finding itself stuck
in a poem, slowly drifting
towards sleep
and oblivion.

Veiled

“Only age and time can aid us to see what’s veiled.”
                     -	Quote from Poet

Something is hidden from him,
Like a cup not filled to the brim,
Something is kept in the night,
It isn’t time to come to the light.

His eyes are open but still shut,
A mystery that can’t be fought,
A marvel that can only be unlocked by time,
Heralded by the foretold clime.

He can’t see beyond the shadow,
There is a faraway meadow,
A place people desire to see,
Even as they’re buoyed across the sea.

Hidden are the pages of the book,
We earnestly want to look,
Veiled are the scripts that complete the story,
He thinks he has a full view of the glory.

Premium Member Ethers inflow

A Flow of inimitable care; is here' from where? My present
Is part of this ingress, and awareness? A seeping wave
A current from unconciusness, invisible non-physical pnuma silent silver silhouetted scenes screened
Glide my being whole' mind spirit body soul.' Not a 
Wish drew such to me.' rather all un-heralded; does it be.!
Come to pervade, arrived to pursuede' dulcet whispers
That strengthen then fade..Once awake i hear their like.'
Yet my grasp is eluded..Though try i with mind; and all might.'

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