A Celestial Secret

5/27/17

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This poem is in honor of Linkin Delagneau written from Mom’s perspective:

Your last breath
Our first touch.

Your gentle spirit
What’s not to love?

Your tenderness lit up the room
When your angelic face peaked out my womb.

Our souls connected,
Our fingers intertwined,
I held your tiny hand inside mine.

You held real still,
You hardly made a fuss,
As we imagined you crying through the night—
Lungs full of fight—
But Providence insisted to Him we entrust.

Time stands still
Every time I think of you
Pressed against my breast
Listening to my heart say,

“I will always remember you as you lay,
So peaceful and calm without delay.

This is not the end,
But the beginning of your journey
As heaven’s son–

A celestial secret
Till we hold you again
Under a brighter, more perfect sun.”

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11/25/17

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I wrote this poem about the recent death of a close friend of mine. The world lost a wonderful warrior of God. But what is our loss is heaven’s gain. I will forever remember his brave, compassionate soul. The only contrast here in the City of Gold is the ample gems under my feet. Fluorite…

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5/29/17

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And it was at the age . . . Poetry arrived in search of me. I don’t know, I don’t know where it came from, from winter or a river. I don’t know how or when, no, they were not voices, they were not words, nor silence, but from a street I was summoned, from…

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5/27/17

Category: Uncategorized

This poem is in honor of Linkin Delagneau written from Mom’s perspective: Your last breath Our first touch. Your gentle spirit What’s not to love? Your tenderness lit up the room When your angelic face peaked out my womb. Our souls connected, Our fingers intertwined, I held your tiny hand inside mine. You held real…

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