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Daniel Ireton Poem
The Prisoner in the Land of Holocaust
An east wind began to blow upon the holocaust of the west. As the one from the north stepped southward to pull a broken soul out from its prison. This prison was a deep pit with smooth sheer walls fashioned by the prisoners very own hands. The light from the one from the north pierced through the darkness of that prison. Like the moon taking on the light of the sun, the prisoner began to take on the light of his liberator.
The prisoner's lack of strength now endowed with a measure of hope and of power. With his strength renewed the prisoner reached up from below, just as the one from the north reached down from above. The hands of both meeting in a place called the middle. With hands clasped together with the strength of a 3 fold cord, the one from the north elevated the prisoner up and then out from the inside of that pit. That prisoner was set down upon the ground once called holocaust, now known as the land of the one whom was set free.
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The Intersecting Lanes of Judas Kiss and Street Justice
Sometimes our greatest enemy is not the person we keep at a distance in our life. It is not even the enemy that lives within us. But is found in the hypocrisy of the one that is in our inner circle that wears the guise of a friend. To that disloyal,back stabbing rat whos lips are lace with the poison of Judas. To that one we take by force through calculated action. Either by by feet, or by hair, we drag that one to the lanes of where judas kiss and street justice meet.
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The Monster, The Sociopath
The Monster will devour any one in its life to get what it wants. He lacks empathy and a good conscience through the implementation of his means to obtain his goal. The Monster will press buttons just to find a weakspot in a person's armor. He does this just to get his victom to respond out of character. The Monster motive behind this is to promote an image of his victom to others contrary to who that person is. The Monster will throw someone under the metaphorical bus just to get a laugh. He gets off on the scent of power and control over his victom. This Monster is also known as the Sociopath.
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The Beautiful Heart Of Joshua Judah pt2
As Joshua Judah carried that frail and fragile tree to his house, his mind changed about using a tree for Christmas. Instead, he planted his newly purchased tree in his front yard for all to see. He made sure in the trees placement that it would receive the right amount of light needed for its healing process. Joshua Judah then put a hedge of protection around the tree. Last of all, he put a banner of unconditional love over top of it. Joshua Judah invested all his time and resources to bring healing life into that frail and fragile tree.
He nourished the soil around it with nutrients. He daily gave that tree living water. In just a short period of time, his tree became strong, and its covering flourished. Its branches once sagging were now outstretched and completely covered with pine needles. It’s posture once hunched over was now straight and standing upright.
That trees sweet fragrance filled every inch of Joshua Judah’s front yard. Joshua Judah’s ministry of redemptive love and compassionate mercy completely restored that pine tree back to health.
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The Face Of The Father
Quote: We will always discover who the Fatherw1 is and what He is like whenever we gaze into His face.
A face-to-face relationship with the Father is the only way in which we can be set free from Satan’s lies and their influence in our life. A face-to-face relationship with the Father is the only way that genuine healing will ever occur within one's soul. 2 Corinthians 3:18 describes the power that is contained within a face-to-face relationship with our heavenly Father.
This verse starts off by saying: But we all with an unveiled face. An unveiled face means that we are not hiding from the Father. It means that we are continually abiding in His presence. It means that we are always pressing in to get a glimpse of who the Father is and what He is like. An unveiled face in our relationship with the Father means that we are so near in our relationship with Him that we can hear His voice whenever He speaks to us.
2 Corinthians 3:18 then goes on to say: beholding as in a mirror the glory of God. Beholding means that we are gazing into the object that we are looking at. A mirror is designed to reflect an image. There are many mirrors in our life that reflect the Father's face towards us. There is the person of Jesus. There is the written word of God. There is the teaching and preaching of the word of God. The Body of Christ is also one of these mirrors.
It is from these mirrors that the Father’s face and the light of His glory will shine into our hearts through our spiritual eye (Ephesians 1:17-18). Every time that the light of the Father's glory shines into our heart through our spiritual eye we will always discover something new about Him and how He relates to us in and through all of life's scenarios. In the measure that we press into the Father by drawing near to the mirrors that reflect who He is towards us, will ultimately determine the quantity and quality of inner healing and freedom that we will experience in our relationship with Him.
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Betrayal's Hell
There seems to be no end to this eternal flame. It's bite on my skin, it burns with pain.
There was once hope, as bright as light, but now I am one that is cast out into darkness.
Betrayal's worm does borrows through my mind, Its memory stings. Its thoughts do sear.
I am now bound in betrayal's bottomless pit. Its weight, it does press against my chest. My bones, they are crushed beneath its shadow.
I am now in despair. I am in its tight grasp. Oh, the hell from betrayal.
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Social illusion
I went to touch my body. As I began to press inward it did not even hurt.
From my right side to its left, my hand effortlessly passed through me.
No, I am not transparent, I am a construct formed from my delusion.
Some call me a catfish. To others, I am a narcissist.
I am me, I am I, I am mine, I am all that I want you to see.
I want all that you can give to me. I am a product of my own creation.
I am a deceptive, social illusion.
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The Demon That Laughs
The demon that laughs, he never cries. He thrives in one’s self destruction and has no discrimination in his eyes.
It is from his seductive influence that the addict has now become enslaved.
The addicts life is now a miserable mess. He is always wondering when he will get high next.
See that demon laugh, it has no sympathy because the addicts life is now filled with self-inflicted pain and misery.
Ha, ha, ha, the addict hears a fading laugh. That demon has put him in his grave at last
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Revelation, Etchings, And Alterations
There will always be a transfer that takes place on the inside of us whenever we get a glimpse of the Father's face and His glory that shines out from it. Contained within the Father’s face and the light of His glory is his image. That image has lines and borders that give us a precise definition of the character and nature of the Father.
It is when the Father’s revealed image shines into our soul that the Holy Spirit will go to precise areas of an individual’s heart where a lie has taken root about the Father and of self and erase it. As this erasing occurs, the Holy Spirit will make alterations to the Father's image and our self-image by etching new lines to these two images that we carry within us.
This restoration process by the Holy Spirit will slowly restore specific portions of the Father’s image and our self-image to its original form and glory. When these alterations take place within our heart and mind, what was revealed to us about the Father will now to some degree become a part of our personal expression of Him to the people that are around us.
2 Corinthians 3:18
New King James
But we all, with an unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory by the Spirit of the Lord.
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The Beautiful Heart Of Joshua Judah
It was nearing Christmas day, and Joshua Judah needed a tree for the holiday season. The sky outside was overcast. The air was cold, damp, and windy. There was an inch of fresh snow on the ground from the night before. “Oh, how I dread the cold.” Joshua Judah said to himself. He then proceeded to put on a warm jacket. Then he wrapped a scarf around his neck and covered his head with a knitted cap. Last of all, he put on his winter gloves. As Joshua Judah went out through his front door, a smile appeared on his face.
Joshua Judah walked onto that Christmas tree lot with a sense of joy and anticipation. He could hardly contain the excitement in his heart. As he looked around, he noticed that the Christmas tree lot was filled with beautiful regal pines. As his eyes went from tree to tree, something in the very far back end of the lot caught his eye. “Oh, my Father, my God” Joshua Judah whispered under his breath. He could not believe what he was seeing. Compassion was now the motivating factor of his heart.
With his eyes fixed, he walked right by every single one of those beautiful regal pines.
The closer that Joshua Judah got to the tree he was fixed on the more burdened with mercy his heart became. Everyone who looked at this tree just passed it by. They all concluded in their heart that this tree was the most frail and fragile pine they had ever seen. Its branches were almost completely bare and sagging. Its trunk was hunched over and drooping. By sight, there was nothing at all appealing or attractive about this tree. Most would have just cast this pine tree into fire. Joshua Judah, though, was not like most people.
As Joshua Judah stood there looking at this frail and fragile tree, he made up his mind. He was going to purchase it. Joshua Judah then proceeded to walk over to the lot attendant. As he approached the lot attendant, he outstretched his arm, and with his index finger, he pointed. Joshua Judah then said to the lot attendant. "I desire to have that tree." He then proceeded to reach into his pocket and pull out what was needed, and he purchased that tree.
Copyright © Daniel Ireton | Year Posted 2025
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