Long Vestry Poems

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Pharaoh's Godessly Light

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Goddess of the sky vault of the heavens  you arch over the earth and the heavens,  
shedding your light on our strengths and delivering your powerful touch like a muse.  
Oh Holy Grail of Stones, your intense energies will help open all our chakras and bring  
our shadows to the surface to disappear. Let us bathe in the loving light of healing form,  
and settle in the skyward vestry of angels as they wait for us on wingly breath.. (B) 

Root Chakra  allow us to feel safe and secure in your powerful jetted beams 
Sacral Chakra bring us joy and creativity alongside emotional balance if you please 
Solar Plexus Chakra, heal our self-esteem and return us to confidence and courage
Heart Chakra Anahata, wrap us with compassion and empathy help us learn to love 
Throat Chakra teach us honesty and faith, artistic expression as we commune with you
Third Eye Chakra - Ajna , fine tune our perception and our decision making intuition
Crown Chakra - take us to total bliss and enlighten us spiritually with  universal energy(b)

Pharos lighthouse seven wonders of the ancient world you are now a citadel of honor  
help us to search and discover our inner light.  Take us to the spiral ramp  and lead us 
to where the fire burns all through the night. In the morning send Herios your Sun God 
to beam His light on us. (breathe) 
Goddess of the heavens let us praise you with the fruit of the lips that take in the 
bless of the sea , and the bless of the land. The bless of Celestial galaxies and realms
Muttasakir, Merci , Thank you.
Form: Narrative


Premium Member My God, Thank You For Counting Me Faithful

November 25, 2022 Scripture Meditations Based on 1Timothy 1-2

Key Verse – 1Timothy 1:2 Unto Timothy, my own son in the faith: Grace, mercy, and peace, from God our Father and Jesus Christ our Lord.

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR COUNTING ME FAITHFUL

Thank You for counting me faithful, putting me into Your ministry
Allowing me to wear Your holiness’ vestry…
While I abide in Your will through Your Spirit’s entry
Surely glad to join in Your mission-infantry.

Thank You for counting me faithful, strengthening me by Your empowerment
Allowing me to pursue after Your favour with dedication’s commitment…
While I depend on Your might through Your helpful upliftment
Surely submissive to rely on Your fortitude-settlement.

Thank You for counting me faithful, attending to me with Your delight
Allowing me to stay in Your plan to fulfill what’s good and right…
While I seek Your kingdom through Your salvation light
Surely redeemed to involve in Your discipleship of supplication-might.

Thank You for counting me faithful, leading me according to Your guidance
Allowing me to follow Your principles with triumphant endurance…
While I trust Your wisdom through Your Word’s performance
Surely teachable to learn from Your truth-sustenance.

Thank You for counting me faithful, molding me toward Your perfection
Allowing me to strive by Your upholding transformation…
While I cling to Your instruction through Your secured protection
Surely enlightened to pray midst Your presence of divine intervention.

Thank You for counting me faithful, putting me into Your goodness
Allowing me to experience Your caring gentleness…
While I cleave to Your love through Your sovereign greatness
Surely revived to testify about Your kind graciousness.

Thank You for counting me faithful, propelling me upon Your command
Allowing me to enjoy victory in Your promised land…
While I serve with mercy through Your compassionate hand
Surely diligent to fulfill Your supreme demand.

November 25, 2022
Form: Rhyme

cassock dance

Cassock dance 

The heaven hangs low today, just above
the spire of the village church, which
is closed since the priest hung himself 
in the vestry.
He drank, you see
lifted his cassock and danced 
lost respect among the parishioners
he had humiliated them
the men in the bar gave him whisky to drink
and he danced like a drunken tart.
The bishop remonstrated with the fallen
who promised to do better
He was seen in prone before the cross
Pale and suffering, etched into his still
handsome face, women said he looked
Jesus, when the ladies of mercy took 
him down and cleaned his wounds
Alas, the call from the bar grew louder 
intolerable 
a breeze from the open window 
he danced the last waltz in the vestry
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

A Poem For Me

I woke up at midnight, thinking that I would be at  another place
But reality was staring me once more in my naked face
Everyone has come and gone, leaving me stretched
thin on the dry lawn 

and the wall enclosd around me, 
did not offer any form of sympathy,
and so I turn my head toward
ceiling and saw the promise
 hanging there waiting for you
to come and seal the bond

and suddenly my  heart began to fear
no one can remove it until destiny come and prove it
I see them coming and going 
humming the early morning hymn
But no one is coming to my side 
I can feel my kenethic energy
flowing with  the tide,

And somewhere in the deep I can hear your voice calling out to  me and the  Bishop of canterbury prostrate on the ground in the church vestry with tears running from his eyes  and seeking solace for his soul.

I am still here watching and listening to everything that is
transpiring over there  and when my heart is full,
 I meditate in the  dark
and something more powerful than  me
comes out and touch me

It's just two hours since I closed my eyes
And found the angels standing by my side
with an unseen surprise

one with thirteen stripes painted on its face
And a straw blowing soap bubbles all over the  place
And a cake elvated on a stand and everyone
gather around me singing a jubilant song

I suddenly remember that it was a special day
when the stars, the moon and the sun become one
And pull me up me out of the deep 
and we finally meet to celebrate this poem  with me
Form: Narrative

Bedouin

"Bedouin"



I stand here
holding time in my hands
for you yet you remain hidden
watching 

black sands on closing air
bedouin messages written
in code invisible to most
it blooms you open

the envelope silently spits
words, they escape into you
you breathe what's left quietly in
consider the path between 

dreams and reality
I hijack your solitary cells daily
you’re a Skinwalker like a Selkie
shedding freedom for a bad marriage

the godless god
considers you not worth 
a conversation, like a stalker
he follows you silently 

without speaking
swallows what’s good 
from the black buzzard perch
he sets the trip wire

unknown in the dark
there he sits
hidden in his vestry 
shuffling the bad poetry parishioners

he weighs your worth
smirking he 
watches on
turns your music off

(LadyLabyrinth/2021)



https://youtu.be/WU8m9m58XFI


Premium Member That Distant Space

That Distant Space

     Shadows slide, silent, across the cold church floor
     As pallid wraiths form in the fast fading breeze
     Where no human wanders that way anymore.
     And come to rest by the broken vestry door
     To meet in far off realms beyond our short lease
     In that abandoned place we walked before.

     A new moon rises unseen above the trees,
     Grey ghosts return on this night of dark unease
     And far from busy life’s bright domains explore
     By hidden, shaded paths that no human sees
     Where shapeless souls their earthly forms restore
     And at All Hallow’s Eve meet in dark rapport

     In that distant space where the dead convene,
     To speak apart before daylight intervenes.


     Barry Stebbings
     Oct 2024
Form: Rhyme

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