Resurrection Poem by MAGNUS KING

Resurrection

Rating: 4.2


I have long admired in quiet solitude
The crying voice of lightning
Lodged within my inmost being
The shadows of laughter reversed in the fire
Like the dewdrops upon the savannah
Blooming the scents of myrrh away from morning
And attaining the coffee tree at dusk
When as my frankincense is come against darkness
By grace and His thunder
My flag is a signature to encourage hopes of lost dreams
As my white stone stands and sits upon Mount Zion forever!

Resurrection
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: philosophical
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 03 July 2017

solitude crying voice lightning Lodged within my inmost being shadows of laughter dewdrops scents of myrrh hopes of lost dreams, white stone, Mount Zion These are the points i collected from your very good poem after reading it carefully. A philosophical touch everywhere in your verses. Thank you dear poet. thank u for sharing. tony

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Mag King 03 July 2017

Thank you sir for your kind review Most gratifying! ! !

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