Blinded
Mother of ten-thousand lights
before my countless steps begin
An inkling
A yearning
A calling heard only by mine ears
o'er the shouts and cries of millions
thirsting for redemption in flesh -
an answer-incarnate to lead the masses
I say, in earnest, that they wait
not for answers but for permission -
a blessing to take that first fearful step
in the direction where they know
that they are needed
Deafened
Father of ten-thousand claps of thunder
beckoning my presence to the lost
A summons
A destiny
Words upon the evening sky, read
by mine eyes only -
Servator
I shudder, yet my steps have never been so strong
Following the voice - that small, small voice -
through what once were cities
- kingdoms
- nations
afraid to ask what may come with miles...
Published by bw Frampton
I am a proud father of three children and husband of one in Small Town, Ohio. I enjoy lifting weights, reading, writing and observing people. I am now a full time student, majoring in Electrical Technology. View profile
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Post a Commentenjoyed this and just wonderful. i subscribed to you like your work very much.
I enjoyed this poem...especially the last six lines.