Bread Of Life Poem by Kurt Philip Behm
Bread Of Life
Christians flock into their churches,
travelers hit the road
Searching for what's beyond their view
in spirit overload
To leave behind the past imprisoned,
stilted and controlled
The blacktop chanting "come what may"
—a eucharistic whole
(Dreamsleep: December,2020)
A concise and insightful bit of verse set aside for deep reflective thought.
Deep and perceptive write. Provoking thoughts to ponder about. Well crafted and conveyed. Congratulations for a well deserved accolade.
A profound write throwing light on the precarious conditions created by present scary situation by the pandemic and their impact on lives of the faithful. Heartiest congrats on poem of the day.
A poem of the pandemic time. Heartiest congratulations on your poem's selection as the 'Member Poem of the Day'!
" come what may" shows the determination and the philosophy of one who is ready to fight till the end.
Come what may Come what may I will love you Until my dying day Suddenly the world seems such a perfect place Suddenly it moves with such a perfect grace Suddenly my life doesn't seem such a waste It all revolves around you ~(Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor)
The blacktop chanting " come what may" —a eucharistic whole /// EXCELLENTLY PENNED Come what may Come what may I will love you Until my dying day~(Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor) ~ CONGRATS FOR BEING SELECTED THIS POEM AS POD AND FROM ME 5*******
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4/24/2024 3:20:59 AM # 1.0.0.1119
A very thought-provoking poem. The pandemic has forced Christians out of their churches. And from being allowed to attend funerals. Thoroughly enjoyed reading your poem, Kurt!