(i-Xiii) Chapter V - Praise The Lord Poem by Egi D. Perdana

(i-Xiii) Chapter V - Praise The Lord

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(I)


Her charm is like the sound of splashing gurgling of the clear water

it likes you catch her charms foamingly of full moon

the full moon will fall down then sprawled

because the Lord that has made up the formula so that the love is shining clear in her face

it was so beautiful and praise the Lord.


(II)


Like a rose that grew up in a beautiful soul but likely the vipers that were bred at the end of the veins

that is the phrase about how close you and I, We are not even touched each other although in one body

unexpectedly the miracle was heard from one breath to our breath, circling our soul and lifeblood

and finally unites us, how wonderful we are

We coexist and let us praise the Lord.


(III)


And when He tells me about His story, the story about the greedy passed by gentleness

the stories about the orphaned children that was captive by the flawless kings

he tells me 'The softness shaking and crying then the greedy protect it with the fire wings'

'Then the ten wrath was broken from the existing height. Plied the city' he said vehemently

'And only the king that was dead. Praise the Lord, ' he said submissively.


(IV)


The horizon visit the dusk room, he was treated to a bowl of advice and a cup of experience

The fresh friendliness that was picked from the garden of God is the addition menu

at the table also served a wide range of feelings that have been seasoned with the ups and downs

'Let's enjoy together the generosity that is poured directly by the hand of God' said twilight

this blessing could not be denied and praise the Lord.


(V)


And when I was thrown out from the fact that began to fracture

left the stretch of reality that flake and frail

hit the hypocrisy that melts the preoccupied

grope in the dark abyss, God put his hand

I survived and Praise the Lord.


(Chapter V End)

Sunday, November 1, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: faith,love
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