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Walk Within.... by Divinity 11 11 Wednesday, July 12, 2006 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan ~~
Walk within Walk within and realize that you are all my children Walk within the forest and realize I AM the forest� How long will you wander lost And not recognize that I am in and all around you? How long will you refuse my voice? I AM calling to you, but only some hear my voice�. Others judge, cower in fear or shame, or shy away in anger�� How long have I mourned for my children, that I only want to love�.how long have I cried for their denial that they are part of me� But they refuse to see it and cling to the idea that they are lost souls, and cry out to the skies above for me to save them..they spend so much time seeking me, they get obsessed with their search and do not recognize me when they meet me�..because they were not seeking me�they were seeking validation of their lies� But I AM already there, they are all a part of what I AM Here I sit embodied, ready to gather those who know me�those who know themselves, ready to drop the veil and let all be one with the forest again�..fading back into the trees of the undying lands, as everything recoils, and all exists in peace again�..
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Reviewed by bluecornflower orangetiger	7/16/2006

quite a remarkable write. Mary




Reviewed by Pierre Ortega	7/14/2006

I think we were one with nature once, and since then the earth has allways been calling us back, this says so much about it, so beautifully. We are all literally part of our world, if only more would listen and hear it's cries..... Pierre.




Reviewed by Mark Rockeymoore	7/13/2006

The soulful openess to cosmic truth that is so much a part of your gift to the world is clearly in evidence in this write, Jessica. You felt it, emoted it and shared it here, as clearly and succinctly as could be done. With all beginnings, there is an end, and the compulsory return to our origins a promise since the beginning of time. Wonderful, soulful write. ~1 LOVE




Reviewed by E T Waldron	7/12/2006

Much wisdom in your words! Beautifuly written! Eileen




Reviewed by richard cederberg	7/12/2006

Quite a bitter/sweet revelation here poet! His sheep know His voice, and He knows His sheep intimately. Much deception and distraction there is in this bloody world. I like your constructs poet - you have a blessed quill. Salutations! In poetic revelation! Richard




Reviewed by Peter Paton	7/12/2006

Jess God knows his own...and they know him.. I like your analogy with Nature.. Peter




Reviewed by Felix Perry	7/12/2006

This is fantastic writing. Sincere thoughts of what mother nature or the Goddess of the Forest or whoever would want to see. You gave her voice and a wonderful one at that. Felix




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	7/12/2006

I love the Earth poems. This is lovely. A keeper.