I’m slowly getting back to blogging after an awesome weekend at the Tamassa hotel, and I’m soon getting back to visiting your blogs.
Meanwhile, here’s a poem of mine that I wrote not too long ago, which basically on the idea that perfection doesn’t exist, not even in Heaven.
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A Two-Faced Heaven
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The doors to Heaven open to a white light
Blinding; angels of perfection
Pouring a liquor of bliss and bright
Pride into our hearts and soul.
Some great expectation
And excellence is believed to be in our control.
*
Eternity passes.
We perceive nothing but love,
When in fact exist trespasses.
The veil slips,
Chases off the dove.
Life in Heaven has merely faced an eclipse.
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Angels are deadly,
As dangerous as the fires of Hell,
As precious as words of secrecy.
Once discovered, happiness is lost.
All is said to be ephemeral;
Light vanished, turning into frost.
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The doors to Heaven are locked.
We’re trapped and can do nothing.
Really? Hope has only been frocked.
Behind the clouds surely lies a way
Back to Earth, as there is no such thing
As Heaven, unless unknown and miles away.
D. Judy
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Nothing and no one should be judged by their appearance. We may never know what lies behind these walls/clothes…
Indeed, nothing and no one is perfect.
An Evil Nymph.
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