The gracefulness of her inner light preceded her
Sjeda landed with dignity, wearing her truth for protection
Other faeries fell silent, recognizing her as the one
They had seen in their Christmas dreams for many years
Her entourage was warned to not get too close
She wanted to assess things for herself,
So they came in wearing indivisibility suits
Prophetess fairies could sense them, but kept quiet
Sjeda reveled in the prettiness of the snow dusted trees.
She had seen fir trees in her visions, and they smelled like heaven
Not like faerie heaven, but the real heaven, or so she guessed
No one greeted her. The commoners were too stunned.
The forest was twinkling with diamond sparkles of snow.
It was the most glorious and prettiest sight in the world.
She giggled and saw her breath; others giggled, relieved.
Come play, she urged them. Come meet my friends and dine.
Her entourage appeared, and the faeries joined her.
They drank hot cocoa and apple cider. There were cinnamon sticks.
Memories were made that day, and the only present was
The present of the Faerie Queen, it was by far enough for the rest of their lives.
Categories:
indivisibility, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Prose Poetry
I heard humanistic, lonely tapping;
You warned me about the kidnapping;
I discovered the people must have them;
The public planet populating;
I was a blessedness and you an inexorability;
Git on Satan!
The demoniac doxology digging,
my indivisibility, I could not awaken;
It was unshaken, I crave the paramount public;
My salvation doubled;
I was a loyal host;
Had Satan on the ropes;
Git back son;
Somewhat louder than the republic;
warning me about the casting,
With such a passion for fasting;
I was ever basting in the protection of Christ;
Now that He’s here I shall never lose, I’ll have no lost;
My salvation doubled;
I was a loyal host;
Had Satan on the ropes;
Git back son, Git back Satan;
Release the populations,
Get your hands off God’s people;
8/28/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Categories:
indivisibility, analogy, appreciation, betrayal, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
I love her deeper than my lack of affection
Although spoken from my lips, meaningless
Constant mishaps produce my indivisibility
So desperate to be seen yet outside her scope
My heartbeat mistaken for a hummingbird’s wings
Heightened senses yet weakened knees
Like a childhood memory she is engraved in my mind
Her name etched on every passing breath
Another interaction but a lack of substance
Consumed by rejection my fears are assured
Hopeful my glance will catch a glance in reply
Tomorrow she will pass again, and again, I will say nothing.
Categories:
indivisibility, desire, feelings, for her,
Form: Free verse
Monosyllabic
Indivisibility,
Congratulations!
Categories:
indivisibility, philosophy
Form: Haiku