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Re: eyes/ears |
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H. Arlequin Member
since 1999-08-23
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Re: eyes/ears Who dares to speak that name until ones own is called by Him who sits the throne, great, alabastrine white seat of Justice, to claim rulers, nations, appalled as any man in fright, for sins he can't atone? Who would emit a sound which turns that face his way? A busy mouse more sense than squeek the cat awake, whose watchful eye, if found regretting his delay, predestined actions make their deadly recompense. He in silence gazes; alone, one meets His eyes. Justice in His right hand and Mercy in His left, ones memory amazes with total recall, lies, excuses, pleasure's deft hold, all, sin's contraband. "He who has ears to hear, let him hear, if with eyes to see, then let him see." Shown clearly, face to face judgement day, they who appear see that autonomy defies Agape's gift of grace, which pardons and sets free. In that day, clearly, yes! What of today? Can man, despite his distractions, avoid what's hopeless then? Yes, resubmit! Confess faith in Him and the plan restoring contrite men, despite their past actions. --H. Arlequin . . . ..........Poems From the Goober Tree........ http://nathoo.wustl.edu/goober_tree.htm |
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