The Day of RestA Poem by Hannah EricksonBitter ramblings of a mind not at ease with itself Skin crawls deep within its thoughts Creating an illusion of what may be a soul Echoing no resemblance of the silent spirit that dwells within Veiling its true essence from the eye of the spiritually blind. Such a muddy mirror is this physical vision Betraying the ethereal realm that is the liquid backbone of reality- The ever-pulsing dimension that few can feel and no one can comprehend. Only angel feet may skim the surface of God's consciousness Dancing upon the dreams that are used to destroy demons. Holy complexity compels carbon to decay over time. It is an infinite process in the eyes of man. Sands of time shift suddenly in the starry skies of the Spirit's eyes. Every grain reclaimed by the sea in a fraction of a decimal On the timeline of the human mind, Yet smoothly sail the events of the years as they are but pebbles in the oceans of eternity. Their churning have little affect on Yahweh's by-naught-bound vessel. They are but one of the frequencies of the intricately melodious cocaphony of God's voice. His melody is played by the Universe itself- The Universe an instrument barely noticeable In the symphony that is the unrevealed reality. Mankind is but a droplet of ink in a rest on the staph paper. © 2008 Hannah EricksonReviews
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Added on August 28, 2008Last Updated on August 28, 2008 AuthorHannah EricksonOakland, CAAboutThis is the only place where my writing from high school still exists. A lot of it is embarrassing to adult me, but I'm not going to begrudge teenage me of her thoughts and feelings. I may add som.. more..Writing
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