Incarnation Poems

Premium MemberIncarnation

Having been so long untouched,
I’d become a child beyond touch
and unclean.

So, when suffocatingly
roused from a nightmare of death
to unbreathable silence
in an oxygen tent, I cried

afraid of dying alone.

From somewhere
        (outside of all darkness)
you appeared
	(starched-pinafored and perfumed
	 a student nurse working nights
	 after classes)
bringer of light
restorer of air
redeemer.

At your
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Categories: incarnation, 2nd grade, childhood, cry,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberF The Incarnation

Eternal God did not abandon man after Papa Adam fell into sin
But promised to send the world a Savior to free man from his sins
And to re-opento him the gates of Heaven
The Savior of all men is Jesus Christ
The chief teaching of the Catholic C/hurch about Jesus Christ 
Is that He is Eternal God made
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Categories: incarnation, christian, community, devotion, god,
Form: Free verse


The jewel of Jesus

No wonder, Jesus was a jewel,                                               He was a
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Categories: incarnation, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Humbly I Bow

A star shown above his birth for two years;
A star that only those of faith could see.
He left His royal court and majesty
In humble exchange for a trough and tears.

Because of my sin I could not see Him,
Even though His star shown brightly around.
Then His holy hand reached out and touched me
And pulled me back
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Categories: incarnation, christian, christmas, jesus,
Form: Rhyme

Incarnation

If there was no one
to believe
would there still
be truth

If there was no one
to tell
would silence 
take root

If there was no one
to laugh
would smiles
be gone

If there was no one
to love
would all feeling
— abscond 

(Dreamsleep: September, 2024)



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Categories: incarnation, love, truth,
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberYour Incarnation

A stirring storm of lightning like lava caused commotion. 
Among seraphims and cherubims… clouded confusion.
The father asked, when all prophets failed, 'who, now, would I send?'
Celestials, like souls of ghosts, stood benumbed at your consent.

Didn't the chorus of 'Holy' give you endless pleasure?
Did the heavens strain you so that you sought earthly leisure?
The galaxies and
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Categories: incarnation, jesus,
Form: Sonnet

Premium MemberThe Incarnation

How elegant was the world you had made, God, my Father
The sun, the moon, and the stars, as fully alive, functioned.
Herbs, shrubs, plants, trees, flies, birds, beasts, and humans had their honor
Each speck, as though a heavenly gem, by no power, shunned

Eve disobeyed. Cain killed. The list, like a chain, continued.
When will these vices end?
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Categories: incarnation, jesus,
Form: Sonnet

Premium MemberIncarnation Of Jesus

As the Polaris shines at day-night, night-day transition
And lightens up nooks and crannies of all eight directions
To confirm the covenant as per David's tradition
The Virgin brought forth the prism of multi-hued reflections

As per the saints' and sages' prophecies, the endless Word
From the tiny town of Bethlehem, he began his strife
As perceived by the Spirit, he'd
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Categories: incarnation, jesus,
Form: Sonnet

Temporal incarnation of Aphrodite

Temporal incarnation of Aphrodite...

induces idyllic reverie
delight evoking similar surge,
when skirting, and eluding 
fidelity defining the marital law
on par with courting in flagrante delicto.

After reading about 
Greek goddess of love
fancy notion woke whereof
warmth suffused me
snug as fingers fitted into glove
subsequent laissez faire attitude
welcomed salvation, overstimulation, 
labialization, impenetration, 
fornication, and consummation from above.
 
Hands folded prayer 
like
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Categories: incarnation, absence, adventure, angel, april,
Form: Rhyme

Desert Flower Soul

How is it that I know your eyes?
	That I understand
		the language
			of your spirit?

Yet
	We are discovering each other
		in this moment
	for the first time. 

Within how many lifetimes
	have we met?

What is the number counted
	for how often
		our hands
			have reached to dance?

Hands of strangers
	upon first meeting
	however known
		across the expanse 
			of incarnations – once touched.

Lips that speak
	of silent forever’s 
		adrift
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Categories: incarnation, deep, flower, love, nature,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberLove's Incarnation

Mother is...

The incarnation of God's eternal love within the perimeter of temporal life!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
        14 May 2023
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Happy Mother's Day to all mothers of the world!
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Categories: incarnation, god, life, love, mothers
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberConsubstantial

Ere time, consubstantial were God and Word,
distinct yet intertwined, same, not homoi.
Creator, light by darkness never blurred,
life’s author, shining source of man's great joy.

A man from God, John did come to proclaim,
profess the light that all men might believe.
"Prepare the way," the herald did exclaim,
the Maker of the world to be received.

Though come unto his
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Categories: incarnation, god,
Form: Sonnet

Premium MemberIncarnation Into An Enlightened Universe

 
"The higher awakening is call God Consciousness.
In this condition you will see that all objects of
this world are your own universal self."

                                
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Categories: incarnation, introspection, self, surreal,
Form: Quatrain

Napowrimo Day5: Myth's Passing

NaPoWriMo
NaPoWriMo Day5
Ancient
Shorts

Ancient powers forever lost
Mourn their passing
When time stands still.
Wander over hill and dale
March along the river's edge
On no occasion to be found.
Again, sweet song sung by the water
Beauty's incarnation to see the light nevermore.
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Categories: incarnation, appreciation, beauty, fairy, fantasy,
Form: Free verse

Sing Today - O Sing This Day

O thousand Tongues sing, sing of Christ
Jesus, Chosen vehicle, human receptacle
Of fatherly fondness, for who would be wise
Admitting we do what we ought not, not what we ought
That we sin, inclination native to Adam's race
II
O sing of Jesus the Christ; He is Grace
O sing for Jesus Christ, whose willingness
To get up on a cruel cross,
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Categories: incarnation, bible, christian,
Form: Alliteration

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