Baptism and Firefight
Poetic Pilgrim's Progress
I
to immerse a body, to die ...
Baptism
to immerse a body, to die ...
Baptism
to immerse one's mind, to draw out
Exegesis
to immerse the heart, control my eye:
Sabbath
to bury one's memory, and yesteryear's doubt -
Death
II
to have been taxed in blood, system made us pay -
First
to have turned to the Great Mystery, the Alpha Way
Last
to have received forgiveness; give everyone anyway
Agape
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I became a teacher in South Africa; since then I have worked in government, schools and higher education. My small business utilises my teacher-training & adult literacy interests/skills. View profile
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7 Comments
Post a CommentI really like your form here as well as oyur powerful words. And your daughter is a charmer!
Well written.
Hey Cherie, good to see you. (Apologies to Linda Johnson... my hurried typing/pecking called her Londa a few times too many. Forgive me as I try to be a better typist or a more patient responder) Shalom and thanks to you too Cherie.
Very beautiful!
What a little doll she is - such a beautiful smile! Great peom also but the kid is better!
Beautiful and mysterious, full of profundity. Thanks.
Agape love. The best! Well penned piece and enjoyed fully.TX