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Bloody Revelation!

Posted by The Persistant Observer on 12:57 PM

New blood is the wine
I drink to see things I have never seen
It shows a light that is faint
Unknown, yet familiar
I hear a faint text, no voice
Telling me of a mistake
Unrecognized to the heartless
No longer hidden
It haunts me
Oh should I have drank
Now drunken I sit and await
The ending
The result
The solution
The final drop is passed

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Hydden Words

Posted by The Persistant Observer on 12:45 PM

In the green I hyde
The soul lifts to blue
The rainbow is before me
Though there is no gold here

A lamp stands unlit
It’s light has no power here
It exists simply
To look over the water

A sea of faces is raging
Careless to the land around it
Paying no heed to the struggling life
That is desperate for air

The serpentine looks at me
As if it were a lost friend
Somehow there is a distance now
I know it no longer

The violet stands out
Only surrounded by green
And a faint blur of life
It is robust and loud

It speaks to me
The words are clear
I am with you
Your pain is seen

Somehow after a brief conversation
The contrast fades out
I am once again left
With words that resonate in my mind

The sea still rolls
Life still gasps
I am here
Blind to the message.

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Service in a Whole New Dynamic

Posted by The Persistant Observer on 12:27 PM
Isaiah 5:21
   "Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes and clever in their own sight."

Wouldn't you say that it is impossible to do God's will and follow His plan if you do not know what it is? Often, we see happiness and think, "Oh, this must be of God to be so great and happy!" Many times we let our own cleverness and wisdom over-shadow the blindness and humility it takes to see God's actual path for each of us. If we come helpless, His help is seen. So when we find our calling in ministry, often it is a gift that we have over-looked due to its insignificance to our personal lives. Perhaps some of our calling is not necessarily to be a working part of each individual ministry that exists, instead, some of us exist to know about various ministry needs and the lack of God's people and be able to connect others with their individual talents to a ministry suiting to their gift of service. Maybe my job isn't to build a house, instead through my passion for those in need, search for someone who has been given that as a gift and let them make that their service. Maybe my service is connecting others who may serve each other in the talents specifically given to them and thus serving the Kingdom altogether in a whole new way. Maybe hands on isn't everyone's calling! Service is so dynamic! 

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When is this PASSION possible?

Posted by The Persistant Observer on 12:21 PM
The day we, as a people with a pre-destined purpose to serve others, realize that who we are is but a one time genuine copy of who we accept ourselves to be, is the day we can start walking on a revolutionary path to be the reflection of holiness. We musn't accept ourselves as anything less that a satisfactory fulfillment of the privileged task we have from God. "Go forth in to the nations, and teach them of me.."When we acknowledge that it is not acceptable to poorly ignore this task, we will capture a never before seen glimpse of grace that flows from the heart of God. There is only one thing that defies the laws of gravity, physics, and science, pharmaceutical theories, business ethics, economic patterns, trauma and response from natural disasters, hate, violence, and hunger. That is a genuine passion for those who have not experienced the grace of God. When is this passion possible? When we shatter our mirrors and replace them with transparent lenses to see the world and not ourselves!

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Smiling Medication

Posted by The Persistant Observer on 11:36 AM
As Earth turns, so the sun and moon
Fade in and out in a mutual attempt
To glorify the sky
In dynamics of a personal light

Waters flourish through the land and sea
To suffice the thirst
Of the savage inhabitants
Who fight for satisfaction

The quiet babe lies in peace
As a new turtle fights for life
In an involuntary independence
Where life is a victorious battle.

Insomnia attacks the heart
With dark lack of ambience
Around ones eyes, in a war
For a closure that is unattainable.

In a waking fight for breath
The food of my soul is the
Beautiful, unsurpassingly perfect smile
That only she displays so well.

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An Adolescent Reminiscense

Posted by The Persistant Observer on 10:43 PM
So as I am waiting for my rice krispy treats to cool down and harden. I am sitting here thinking about the happiness that I used to experience when momma poured that chilled milk over a bowl of silent krispies and woke them to speak sundry happy things that made me smile and gave the greatest start to a day of 3rd grade. I miss my childhood days sometimes...or at least certain memories from then anyway. Ah I think they are ready. Love Life My Amigo!

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Coming Away

Posted by The Persistant Observer on 7:51 PM
I consider myself a fighter for the soul. I don't go with any flow without figuring out what causes the flow to flow my way. You can say life is like a puzzle when down to it, puzzles are like life. Though I wonder is anyone listening? If someone can feel more understood and heard themselves. I have accomplished much. So to my faithful listeners, thank you and I hope peace finds you!

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