Exegesis And Expository (Sonnet) Poem by Troy Ulysses Davis

Exegesis And Expository (Sonnet)



Zeal for God is still somewhat frightening.
Abandoning worldly appreciation.
Temporary thrills, cherished sensation.
Adversaries yoked, contained fighting.

The power of the word is enlightening.
Diasporas of a chosen nation.
Ingredients for new occupation.
Abba desires even in writing.

As startling as triage statistics.
Coexistence amongst new pestilence.
Healing radius hunger by fishing.

Pondering, reading as scientific.
Scholars insisting, remain vigilant.
So many ways to raise a physician.

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Troy Ulysses Davis 28 September 2013

Thanks for reading Marcus

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Marcus Mckinley 26 August 2013

and the truth shall set you free. Or will it? theory or theology is the exegesis. maybe theory will in time prove the theology. who knows..... very thought provoking and well written

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