Oh my God,
My darling
I love you
Father
Jesus my love
Jesus serious and He's coming
Weighting in as His army comes down
I will wait for Him as the blood runs again red water stream
Flowing down the streets wars and rumors of wars that carry on
Red blood and water mix beneath my feet
While yet I'll wait for you in the garden my love
For you are the bridegroom and I'm your Bride
Darling I await thee in the new Garden
3/20/22
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022
Somewhere I will go and I’ll be in the know
Finding fault with myself
Appeased and neglect
Holding on unto hope
Prayer just talking to the Savoir
Acknowledging my God my author my finisher
Now when my breathe is finally blown
And the trumpet has played its final note
Connect arise, arise I fly I float;
As God whispers liken Superman up, up and away
I go
I am, I shall be found nix the skies above the clouds
past heavens doors on the golden walks and shores
I'll be
I am, I shall be found nix the skies above the clouds
12/9/2021
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
I was discovered by the Pluto Search Team in 2005
My large red impact crater showing them I am semi-alive.
I have since discovered it was June fifteenth by earth years
My image got uploaded by New Horizons, one of my fears
They named me Nix, after a Greek Goddess of the Night.
I have no qualms about this, shall stir up no argument or fight.
I am one of five moons, smack in the middle, orbiting Pluto.
Charon, Styx, Kerberos and Hydra are the others I know.
Some say I am thirty miles across, others say it is forty.
I am elongated, for a moon, I am certainly no shorty.
I was surprised to see Earthlings had advanced this far.
I did not think at this time they would reach even one star.
For every kind gesture, pass one along
In fact, as well, sing a happy old song
If enough of us guys
Emit happy wee sighs
That's really fantastic but nix on the thong
the saddest thought -
to have lived for naught
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