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Christian Eliab Ratnam
Christian Eliab Ratnam
(27th March 1990 / Singapore)
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Christian Eliab Ratnam Poems
- The Voice Of My Saviour Through the mist of my heart, I ...
- If Love If love could be another word, If love always is ...
- Love, Joy, Peace And Presence My love for you, How rich in ...
- An Abode Of Love Love what a wonderful feeling, Love that ...
- His Gentle Gaze In the morning, when I get up His gentle ...
- In His Arms In His gentle arms, All worries gone. In His ...
- A Symbolic Cousin (For My Cous...
Date Of Birth: 27th March 1990
Place Of Birth: Singapore
About The Poet: Anyway I am a deep thinker and an avid reader. Writing poems is my passion! My main source of inspiration is the Bible although many other events and circumstances do sometimes give me the spur to write. Poetry is the essence of all things written. It is the projection of valuable deep thoughts brought forth ... more »
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The Voice Of My Saviour
Through the mist of my heart,
I heard a voice,
A sweet, melodious voice
That affirmed the words
Of my long awaited joy.
And through that mist,
A song I heard
That made my tear drops sweet.
A wonderful song that filled my heart,
With the expiation of my guilt.
That mist of sin,
My soul foretold
With repugnance deep within.
That song of peace that voice restored
Amidst a heart of hatred and discord.
That ineffable voice,
My state made known,
That ineluctable state I was in,
Until I inclined my heart unto that ...
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It is clearly evident that you are on the road to writing good poetry with a strong christian background.keep writing, keeping your faith as strong as ever and soon you'll find that you have used your gift of poesy for a divine purpose as well.wish you good luck and God's abundant blessings as well.
Dr John Celes
Christian - a noble effort, especially the 'gentle gaze'. But let me get in before the ungodfearing poets on this site (poets are by profession loving cynics) get at you -faith, in itself, doesn't make generally acceptable poetry. But seen acting in your own experience, (especially in love and loving actions) , it can be turned into wonderful, widely appreciated, immortal poetry...keep the observation of faith acting and the expressions of faith separate, and you will meet the world on common ground. There is a place for the poetry of faith - but not I fear on a website like this. The 75% of US readers of and contributors to this site have often or have often had, unpleasant experiences of fundamentalism as children or adults...
I hope this makes sense to you. And very best wishes in the combining of faith and poetry! Michael