Fill my body with the holy burst of your immortality-
please don't leave me to die in my human weakness.
I shall turn to look at you abruptly from a glass display
of my image under stained glass beneath a lamp- and
I will stare at you with the serious madness of some
thin faced and starving animal that is rapt with
poetic vision and with hunger...
Judy C. Meeker Author
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Reviewed by Linda Wells (Reader)
Reviewed on November 16, 2006
Your hunger for the truth is so evident in this poem. You won't settle for less, your hunger can only be satisfied by the true meaning and not what this world has to offer. This is the best and most inspirational poem I have ever read in my life! You have put so much feeling in this particular peice, it gave me cold chills to read it aloud. How beautiful your words flow, you will not be satisfied with what the world has to offer, good for you! You are searching deep within your soul and you are finding the answers there. The eyes in this caption look so innocent, there is a pureness there. I see it, I hope others do too. Great work my dear. Wonderfully great!
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