This the blog of a would-be poet. As often as I am able, I will post a new poem. I may post sonnets, Haiku, other forms of poetry, and also free verse. Along with each poem, I will post the piece of music from which I drew inspiration. I would make the request that you start the music before you begin reading the poem. Music and Poetry are so closely tied, I believe they are best experienced together, and I encourage you to listen and read at the same time.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Heav’nly Storms
Shake the dust from your feet.
Turn from those who have spurned.
Life is not obsolete
Nor a thing to be earned.
Rejoice in the Father;
Dance and sing for your King.
Take the arm of your brother;
Let the praises take wing.
Come, let us smile a little.
Let us prepare our hearts.
Let not our bones be brittle -
Our work by fits and starts.
Gaze up into the heav’nly storm,
And let the Pow’r of God transform.
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Notes
Only the Prelude section of the video (About three and a half minutes) is what inspired this sonnet. The vocal piece does, however, reflect on the spirit of the Resurrection, which is what the poem anticipates.
Labels:
Celebration,
Final Resurrection,
Life,
Michael Card,
Rebirth,
Sonnet
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