Enigma * Poem by (TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

Enigma *

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God did create my inner inspiration, targeted those dark deep matters, given this low breath of air push taken, freeing His guidance to combat solid darkness: delivering my x-ray eyes.


The keys given hold my serious condition, eternal aims are disclosed to show my destined fate; molded by His Hand from dust, I am blessed to roam with life: breathing air, by His breath like Him.

I stand the Royal image of Himself, where I am there to exist; seated alone in a temple, within the earth: shielded by that truth to me witness of His right On High.


I am to behold my progress, and then upgrade; learning about the ways of my origin in Spirit; see God's intent in every tiny situation: proving facts escaping outside the norm of its torment.


I am to test all things and confirm each fact; by this, I do to serve willingness, do checked tasks, set trails for myself of fears known: with their conflict and tribulations.


My deemed to be suffering, crossed in its afflictions, in pave accomplished virtues to be measured, given to me by weighing their full value: reveal my worth.


God molded me, had a life there that exists, yet to be defined; made from grains of dust out of dry ground, permitting air to live, told by Him: I'm like Him.


Me, in this Noble likeness of, Self, viewing a final end, or exchange to death; held totally in found placement: enclosure of my body underground.

Where is that breath?

Friday, June 14, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: facts,fate,inspiration,truth
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Note. Mysteries of our given being: God formed a shell, a body to restrict and place us into it: prisoners. My bag book was upside down.
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(TPAC)  Alexander Coppedge

(TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

Warrenton, North Carolina
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