Fear not
To partially explain this post I will have to explain that I am a Christian and firmly believe in what the bible says (I’m also a chemist so don’t think I’m unscientific because of my faith). But to be honest this post can be read how you want it to, not just in a Christian sense (it’s probably not brilliantly Christian in its imagery anyway).
My end has come near
Fear not, I am here
To life I must bow
Fear not, I am now
The pain fiercely roars
Fear not, I am yours
Death speaks in my ear
Fear not, you are here
He hardens my brow
Fear not, you are now
His will is malign
Fear not, you are mine
Fear not, we are forever,
For now, we are together.
Hope you enjoy. Please comment.
The Lonely Recluse.
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That was awesome. As in awe inspiring. I’m a Christian also and I think that’s a beautiful portrayal of death not being the end.
Thank you Faith for your kind words. I’m glad that you see it as what it was ment to be.
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enjoyed the sound and rhymes of your words.
a lovely message well delivered…
Happy Rally,
best wishes for 2011…
🙂
Thank you Jingle glad you enjoyed it. A happy rally and new year to you too.
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Enjopyed the poem…especially liked the lines:
Fear not, you are mine
Fear not, we are forever
Awesome write…thank you for sharing.
Thank you 1MereMortal, glad you enjoyed it, your words are greatly appreciated.
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Nicely written, and a smooth flow.
Anita.
Thank you Anita, glad that the words flowed for you.
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this just makes me feel a little differently about death…
I’m truly glad that this poem has changed your view on death, if only slightly, for that is the general idea in most poems I write on the supposedly morbid topic.
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I enjoyed this read..sublime lines and nice flow! 🙂
Thank you for your kind words Desert Rose, I am truly greatful to hear them.
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fear not Lonely recluse, I really enjoyed the poem 🙂
Lovely piece
🙂 Thank you for your smile raising comment. Glad you enjoyed it.
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That was so mysteriously beautiful. “Fear now, we are together” Thats my favorite line. Kinda cheeky I think. Good poem!
Thank you for your kind words, the line actually reads “For now, we are together” not fear now, I originally ment it to mean the person had died and now was with Godm but aas I sat the words are open for interpritation.
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well done, devotion throughout the piece, union with the ultimate, thanks for sharing
Thank you for your kind words tuffi kaffa, they are greatly appreciated.
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lovely.. mine for this thursday- http://fiveloaf.wordpress.com/2010/02/14/hunger/
Thank you very much fiveloaf.
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If you hadn’t made a pre-comment I’m not sure i would have made the Christian connection. I like the way you used short staggered lines..it keep my eyes moving and engaged in this poem. Thanks for sharing
The Christian connection is only one way of looking at this poem, it is written abiguously (I hope) half on purpose. The lines are as they are because I find I can only write in pentameter. Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it.
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