Two of one soul from eternity
To be entwined, their destiny
Unseparated by time
Distance has no meaning
Connected as one
Spiritual love
Devoted
As one
Soul
Hearts
Beat in
Unison
Telepathic
Both in connection
Throughout all time and space
For all of eternity
Twin Flames that will be together
Their bond is forever and ever
"Double Nonet"
Submitted: 30/03/2022 copyright
Freedom in Christ is freedom indeed
this world's system holds one in chains
only Jesus can truly set us free
for He alone mightily fully reigns
In this world sin holds sinners down
satan uses it to be in total control
whispering lies in everyone's ear
but God seeks to call many a soul
For in Christ His sons adopted
to be heirs of God divinely true
as the spirit aids us in prayer
interceding for His own for to do
God is indeed for those saved from sin
receiving power in Christ fully free
being more than conquerors in His love
unseparated from Christ's love forever be
(Romans Ch. 8)
From a rigid world of concrete and steel,
Angles exact and order absolute;
Of darkness complete and shadowless light,
Unseparated by dusk and dawn;
Of primary colors and round positive numbers
Where symmetry rules and the blemish flees comprehension;
Of good and evil,
No quarter given and none asked.
Waking to the imperfect,
Terrified at that which is not whole.
Shades innumerable fill awkward angles
And fashion beings in gray tone.
Where is this place? I ask,
As absent order I am lost.
What mad scheme creates such hell?
Perfect in its imperfection
Ordered in its chaos;
Unfinished yet complete,
The partial becomes the whole.
Light brushes darkness as the kaleidoscope turns,
All form transitory, all without judgment,
All free to assume the shape most pleasing,
Then disperse to assume another.
Unbound, life and beauty pass harmless to every reach.
I the fool arrive late, yet here am I.
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