Christen Kuikoua Poems

Day by day
Night by night
I find myself loving you more and more
Every song I sing,
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O heart! Why must you lay your love so bare?
To share your heart and soul with one so dear?

I thought that I was strong enough
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Who is like You, O Lord, in all the earth?
He who breathes galaxies as easily as men exhale,
He who paints the sky with colors no eye has named
And yet stoops low to cradle the sparrow in His hand.
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Fathers are like the ocean,
Vast deep, strong in motion,
Endless depths of love and care,
Always present, always there.
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In the reflection of divine light, I stand,
A child of God, created by His hand.
Clothed in His image, a vessel of grace,
Chosen and cherished in Heaven's embrace.
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In distant realms where love's elusive gleams,
I search for traces of what once was true.
A love untamed, lost in forgotten dreams,
A flame once bright, now dimmed and misconstrued.
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Amidst the neighborhood's gentle sway,
I find solace by my front door's embrace.
The world outside may rush and fray,
But here, tranquility finds its rightful place.
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In the depths of love's vast expanse,
A yearning burns, a desperate chance.
So close, yet words get caught in my throat,
Silent whispers, love's song left to float.
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In ymest depths, a yearning doth enfold,
An unseeded love, a tale yet untold.
A desirous lover, consumed by woe,
In shadows shrouded, where emotions flow.
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In the morn of days, when time was but young,
God's gentle hands beheld, creation sung,
With heavenly art, each soul did He mould,
A masterpiece distinct, with roles untold.
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