For time, I'll scale the space and the mount;
My eyes long to behold the Queen;
My heart in silence seeks
The spouse of its soul
Lost to birth in the mould of the earth
For beauty of her love.
My thoughts are my faiths / My words are my beliefs / My deeds are my lives / My thoughts, my words, my deeds / Rejoice in harmony with my soul / My soul is in oneness with me / I am in oneness with LIFE. The beauty of my present life/ Is the truth of my postings here. © Godwin Ekpe, 2011 - 2013. Copyrights Reserved.
Sunday, 24 July 2011
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
THE GARDEN OF LOVE
With wavering heart, I plead to enter thee
Away from the noises of the cities around me.
In the darkest spot of the garden, let me sit
Where bats and owls in their labour will flit.
In the dark, let me train my gaze
As a sphinx at the gateway of Grace.
Let me take your kiss upon my brow
That every second, I may remember my vow.
Do not entreat my hope to flee away
For I have come with deep passion to pray.
In my parting to the cities full of hustle
Let the silence of the garden soothe my bustle.
When the world about me is up in flames
Let me have courage to accept my share of blames.
In the days of winter when the sky sheds tears
And icy climes abound; cloack me up with stout wears.
In the misery of folly, let me retreat to the garden of love
And beneath the clinging trees,
takes again the kiss of dove.
If the sun sets at noon, as it will surely set some day
Let my light dispels darkness; guide my flight to the bay.
Away from the noises of the cities around me.
In the darkest spot of the garden, let me sit
Where bats and owls in their labour will flit.
In the dark, let me train my gaze
As a sphinx at the gateway of Grace.
Let me take your kiss upon my brow
That every second, I may remember my vow.
Do not entreat my hope to flee away
For I have come with deep passion to pray.
In my parting to the cities full of hustle
Let the silence of the garden soothe my bustle.
When the world about me is up in flames
Let me have courage to accept my share of blames.
In the days of winter when the sky sheds tears
And icy climes abound; cloack me up with stout wears.
In the misery of folly, let me retreat to the garden of love
And beneath the clinging trees,
takes again the kiss of dove.
If the sun sets at noon, as it will surely set some day
Let my light dispels darkness; guide my flight to the bay.
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