Call Of The River Nun Poem by Benjamin Age

Call Of The River Nun



Holy beautiful nun, you tax my memory,
Over you boys are flaunting their abilities
To shoulder a social taboo
While some dance in heartful joy
For the glory of the Lord hoped to come.
.
And you, with proud regalia of faith
Your hands outstretched to the sky in worship
Of God of your dear religion.
.
You looked down at these boys who
Worship you and wonder how God of this religion
Could bestow such unbeatable beauty
on you alone
And yet not let you be a bride some day.
.
Hey! holy beautyful nun, I love you like the
Host of these young boys
Who hover around you
you like bees to their hive.
And I younger, and my love stronger,
We could go yonder together.
I know the father would be glad to see
us together.
.
So why don't you lay down those regalia
To a new world full of love
Which I will show you.
.
In you have I built my faith, we could live happy
Thru' eternity.

Thursday, May 14, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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