Where Is The Pavilion? Poem by Julie Schleppegrell

Where Is The Pavilion?

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The holy spirit spoke to me,
throughout my life it always did.
Awoke in time now differently,
as it held my hand amid.

The spirit strummed my strings,
then the spirit brought me dead.
Accompanied with sweet nothings,
alone the pavilions dread.

Beyond the elements were of no other,
so I would never leave...
Satan kept me from 'another',
by roping measly heaves.

The Holy Spirit rose me,
I felt its loving plea.
It opened its hand to give thee,
a key for me to leave.

A Step from my pavilion,
as Satan bites my feet.
Be gone! illusions million,
stomping down beneath.


The Holy Spirits gifts us all,
and so I pray with each new day,
that we all direct the call.
Casting from the lighthouse such a brilliant ray,
~that this will guide us home today.

In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'Oh God, where art thou?
and where is the pavilion that covereth thy hiding place? ' ~Joseph Smith
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Perry Biggerstaff 20 January 2014

Sometimes the best compliment is just to say...Very Nice. I truly enjoyed this and have been there,

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Yasmin Khan 06 June 2013

A holy poem...the light of holiness guides us like a beacon when we have Faith.

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R.j. Wynn 06 June 2013

Beautiful poem, a little complicated for me though, thanks for sharing and stay in touch.

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