Dies Irae Poem by Brett White

Dies Irae



Veilèd in the quick embrace of warm clouds,
The moon shineth proudly and She astounds
The keenest skeptic of God's perfect Grace.
Symmetrically waning - Her pale face
Hath seen more than - combinèd - thou shalt know.
Trees, toss'd and defeated, once more shall grow,
Renewed and awakened from slumbering Death,
By the intoxicating cool Spring-time breath,
Which doth whisper so sweetly in thine ear
'Despair - I know thee not, only Hope here
is Home.' A most blessèd philosophy-
Along the Holiest lines of Diès Iràe.

Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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Brett White

Brett White

Fort Smith, AR
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