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Sacredness Poems - Poems about Sacredness


The Sacred Wounded Heart
The Wounded Sacred Heart O bleeding heart, celestial bright, Pierced by thorns of mortal plight, A wound that sings, yet bears no cry, A love unchained, yet bound to die. O sacred pulse, divine yet torn, A rose in flames, a crown forlorn, What grief must God Himself endure, To heal the world through wounds so pure? Does pain eternal touch the sky, Or do...

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Categories: sacredness, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Sacredness of Love
I run to you so that you can hold me to find a warm vibrant rapture in your arms My promise of love, I give to you so you may caress my soul with feathered trembles I'll give you my eyes so that you may see and bathe, naked in a universe of rising suns ...

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Categories: sacredness, love,
Form: Free verse



Sacredness
Sacredness is in love, Love is in pain. Pain is the breath of Love....

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Categories: sacredness, love,
Form: Free verse
Sacredness
J-oyful A-crostic M-essage E-mploys S-acredness J-ust O-pening Y-our C-losed E-yes Topic: Birthday of poet James Joyce (February 02) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: sacredness, birthday, poets,
Form: Acrostic
We Live Because We Are Breathed By Sacredness
Before we go to bed we vegetate No need for teacher but a compost heap. And as we vegetate, we drift to sleep While in our dreams our little mind debates But mostly we’re unknowing in this dark Where God himself may manifest at will. His dazzling darkness makes our souls be still And wait for strikes by living ,glowing spark. But in...

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Categories: sacredness, allegory, creation,
Form: Rhyme



The Rift of Sacredness
When Christ was born when souls were saved is it that date I meditate! A trampoline of hesitate all up and down acoustics rate consumerism runs irate! The children whisper "don't be late" It's still the please zone in rebate! As rhyme to rhyme configurate the need for joy within ones state! So sorry, I commiserate go out and just do celebrate we're fools for action's remonstrate! and still commune . . ....

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Categories: sacredness, character, christian, christmas,
Form: Monorhyme

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